Email delivers the highest ROI of any channel — when it's done right. We build automated sequences, targeted drip campaigns, and newsletters that move prospects through your funnel and turn buyers into advocates.
Book a free email audit →Welcome flow performance from a real lifestyle brand. Same list size, same products — just behavior-aware segmentation and copy that earns its place.
Algorithms change. Ad costs rise. Search shifts to AI. Email is the one channel where the relationship belongs to you — not the platform.
Brand voice, narrative arcs, sequence architecture, and copy that actually gets read. Every email earns its place by entertaining, educating, or converting — never just "checking in."
Behavioral, RFM, and predictive segments. Generic broadcasts are a form of disrespect — your highest-LTV customers deserve different emails than your bargain hunters.
Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back, browse abandonment, and replenishment — built once, optimized continuously, earning revenue while you sleep.
Editorial newsletters that build a real audience. Designed to be forwarded, screenshotted, and looked forward to. The kind of thing people read on a Sunday morning by choice.
Revenue-attributed reporting across opens, clicks, conversions, and lifetime value lift. We track what email is actually contributing — net new revenue, not last-click claims.
Subject lines, send times, layouts, offers, copy angles — tested systematically with sample sizes that actually mean something. Every test feeds the next month's playbook.
Every line below ships every month. The work is itemized so you know exactly what your retainer is buying.
Email is the channel where vague retainers do the most damage. "We send 2 campaigns a month" tells you nothing about strategy, segmentation, or what actually drives revenue.
We tell you exactly what arrives in your subscribers' inboxes — and yours — every week and every month. The scope is itemized, owned, and accountable.
Most brands have email left on the table. The first 90 days are about turning latent revenue into active cashflow.
Account audit, deliverability check, list health analysis, flow autopsy. Most accounts leave 40–60% of email-attributable revenue on the table because of broken automation, bad timing, or unsegmented blasts. We map every gap.
Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back. These four flows alone often account for 70% of email revenue. We rebuild them properly — copy, design, segmentation, timing — before touching campaigns.
Editorial calendar, segment-specific campaigns, and a sustainable production system. Sending more isn't the goal — sending the right thing to the right segment at the right time is.
Continuous A/B testing on subject lines, segments, copy, and offers. The list gets cleaner, segments get sharper, revenue per subscriber climbs every month.
Email is broken when you treat your list like a megaphone. We treat it like a community you owe something to.
A lifestyle brand had a 280k-subscriber list contributing under 4% of revenue. We rebuilt every flow, segmented into 12 behavioral buckets, and launched a weekly editorial newsletter people actually waited for. Nine months later, email drives 42% of total revenue — and the unsubscribe rate is the lowest in the brand's history.
Whether you need a flow rescue or a full program, choose the path that fits where you are now.
Three clients, three different email problems we untangled.
Our 280k list was doing 4% of revenue. Nine months in, it's 42%. The unsubscribe rate is actually lower than before.
They told us to stop sending three campaigns a week. Counter-intuitive. Open rates doubled. Revenue went up. Sometimes less is more.
Our newsletter now has a forwarding rate. People share it. That's not what I thought I was hiring an email agency for, but I'll take it.
Strong opinions, modern stack. Same tools the best in-house email teams use.
Email converts. These channels fill the list with the right people in the first place.
Book a free 30-minute email audit. We'll show you the three flows leaving the most money on the table — and what they'd be worth if rebuilt properly.