Our open rates are poor. Can you fix that?

Yes. Most poor open rates are a deliverability problem before they are a copy problem: an unauthenticated domain, a stale list, a reputation dented by something sent two years ago. We authenticate the domain, clean the list and repair the reputation first, then rewrite the copy, and you watch the numbers move in your own platform as we go.

Which sequences do you build?

All of them. Welcome, onboarding, nurture, post-purchase, abandoned basket, win-back, renewal and event follow-up, each branching on what the reader did and each stopping the moment they reply, book or buy. You approve the plan; we write, build, send and run it.

Will it sound like us?

Yes. The copy is written to a voice guide built from what you have already published, your emails and the way you explain things on a call. It records what you stand for and the phrases you would never use, so nothing reads as a template.

What about the rules on who we can email?

Built in before the first send. The UK rules differ between writing to a company and writing to a person, and turn on how an address reached your list, so we map your list and your plan against the current guidance, wire in consent records and suppression, and keep both current as the list grows. Your list, your consent records and your sending domain stay yours.

What do you need from us?

The brief and the brand: what you sell, who to, and how you sound. Plus access to your email platform, your CRM and your DNS so the domain can be authenticated. Everything after that is us.

AI email marketing automation, run end to end from your domain

The whole email programme, run for you. Strategy, copy, branching sequences, live segments and deliverability, sent from your own domain and stopped the moment somebody replies.

Six things we run

The whole programme, from the plan to the send. You bring the brief and the brand.

Strategy and calendarWhich sequences, which segments, which sends, on which days, planned from your goals. You approve the plan, once.
Copy in your voiceEvery subject line, email and follow-up written to a voice guide built from what you have already published.
Sequences that branchWelcome, nurture, onboarding, post-purchase, win-back. Each step decided by what the reader actually did.
Segments that update themselvesBuilt from your CRM, your site and your sales, and resegmented every night rather than once a quarter.
Deliverability, set up and watchedDomain authenticated, list cleaned, reputation monitored, so what you send lands in an inbox and not a spam folder.
Sent, measured, reportedEvery send goes out on schedule and comes back as numbers you can check: opens, clicks, replies, revenue.

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It stops the moment they say yes

Everyone sells the branching. We build the stop conditions in as well, so no sequence ever talks over a customer who has already answered.

They reply
The sequence ends that second. A conversation has started and nothing automated talks over it.
They book, buy or sign
It stops asking for the thing they have just done.
They ask to be left alone
Suppressed for good, in a list that survives a re-import of an old spreadsheet next year.
They go quiet
It stops after an agreed number of attempts. Nobody is chased indefinitely.
Something looks wrong
A spike in bounces or complaints pauses sending and tells you, before the domain takes any damage.

What we run it on

Best in class for each job, and all of it in your own accounts. The platform you already pay for stays; we wire it to the rest.

HubSpot
Brevo
Mailchimp
Klaviyo
ActiveCampaign
Salesforce
Gmail
Shopify
Stripe
n8n
Make
Claude

Connected through your own accounts and your own sending domain, so the list, the data and the reputation you build up stay yours.

Fixed price, quoted before anything starts.

The build is one fixed price, whatever the job turns out to involve, and the number is in writing before we touch anything. Everything runs in your accounts, on your domain, under your name.

How the pricing works →

The day-to-day, all of it automated

Fourteen jobs a specialist does by hand. The run does every one, on a schedule, inside the tools you already use. You see the results, not the work.

HubSpot, illustrated with example figures: HubSpot: workflow editor showing trigger steps, delay branches, email actions and un-enrolment rules. — HubSpot: workflow editor showing trigger steps, delay branches, email actions and un-enrolment rules.

Automated welcome email sequences designed for new subscribers
Email list contacts segmented by interest and activity
Persuasive email copy written to encourage reader action
Custom email templates designed and tested for mobile
Automated lead nurture series created for sales prospects
Re-engagement campaigns set up for inactive subscribers
Domain settings configured to protect email delivery rates
Subject lines tested to maximise email open rates
Automations stopped instantly when a recipient replies
Newsletter campaigns scheduled and broadcast to list segments
Unsubscribes and bounce rates monitored and cleaned weekly
Email click through rates analysed to improve content
Lead capture forms connected directly to email automation
Monthly email revenue and conversion reports delivered

Klaviyo, illustrated with example figures: Klaviyo: Flows overview showing welcome sequence emails with send counts, open rates and click rates. — Klaviyo: Flows overview showing welcome sequence emails with send counts, open rates and click rates.

Illustrations of the tools in use, drawn for this page for an example business, Marlow & Finch. Every figure in them is an example, not a client's data, and any person in them is generated. Tap a picture to open it full size.

HubSpotSequences, segments and the stop rule
KlaviyoShop email that sells
MailchimpNewsletters and campaign reports
ActiveCampaignBranching sequences
GmailSent from your own domain

The night shift

Nobody in the building. This is the job doing itself at eleven at night, and what you see in the morning.

The branch drawn on paper, the sequence running on the screen, the envelopes waiting their turn.

A frosted glass serum bottle with a black dropper on a pale limestone plinth, water droplets on the glass, a sage leaf beside it. — For a skincare brand: the launch imagery that goes into the sequence, made in the same afternoon.

Questions we get asked about this

Our open rates are poor. Can you fix that?: Yes. Most poor open rates are a deliverability problem before they are a copy problem: an unauthenticated domain, a stale list, a reputation dented by something sent two years ago. We authenticate the domain, clean the list and repair the reputation first, then rewrite the copy, and you watch the numbers move in your own platform as we go.
Which sequences do you build?: All of them. Welcome, onboarding, nurture, post-purchase, abandoned basket, win-back, renewal and event follow-up, each branching on what the reader did and each stopping the moment they reply, book or buy. You approve the plan; we write, build, send and run it.
Will it sound like us?: Yes. The copy is written to a voice guide built from what you have already published, your emails and the way you explain things on a call. It records what you stand for and the phrases you would never use, so nothing reads as a template.
What about the rules on who we can email?: Built in before the first send. The UK rules differ between writing to a company and writing to a person, and turn on how an address reached your list, so we map your list and your plan against the current guidance, wire in consent records and suppression, and keep both current as the list grows. Your list, your consent records and your sending domain stay yours.
What do you need from us?: The brief and the brand: what you sell, who to, and how you sound. Plus access to your email platform, your CRM and your DNS so the domain can be authenticated. Everything after that is us.

Tell us which sequences you want and where the list lives, and we will come back with a fixed price.

Book twenty minutes →Send us the brief