Email & SMS · 02

Fewer blasts, more orders.

One email to the whole list trains people to ignore you. We plan campaigns on a calendar, send each to the segment it’s for, test one thing every time and judge it on revenue per recipient.

  • Calendar
  • Segments
  • Tests
  • Design
Campaigns a month
[2–4]
Test in every send
1
Days planned ahead
[30]
Pastel envelopes piled on an orange surfaceCampaign · goes out [Thursday]

Where it sits

  • Growth sprintIn it
  • Growth partnerIn it
  • LaunchIn it
In short

How many email campaigns should a store send?

As many as you have something worth saying, to the people it’s for. For most stores that’s [2] to [4] a month to the right segments, rather than daily blasts to everyone. Each one should test one thing and be judged on revenue per recipient.

Campaigns
[2–4] a month
Sent to
Segments, not the whole list
Tests
Subject, timing, offer or layout
Planned
A calendar [30] days ahead
Judged on
Revenue per recipient
Who it’s for

A fit, or not yet.

Honest both ways: if it isn’t the right first step, we’ll say which one is.

A good fit if

  • You email the whole list every time.
  • Campaigns get planned the morning they go out.
  • Opens look fine but orders don’t follow.

Not the right fit if

  • You want daily promotions to everyone. We send fewer, better emails.
  • You don’t have the five core flows yet: start there.
Not sure? Start with the leak
What’s included

In every campaign month.

Compare the plans
  • A campaign calendar

    Launches, sales and stories, planned [30] days ahead.
  • Segments

    Who gets what, by what they bought and when.
  • Copy and design

    Written and laid out to be read on a phone.
  • A test in every send

    Subject, timing, offer or layout, one at a time.
  • Send checks

    Links, rendering and spam checks before anything goes.
  • The Monday report

    Revenue per recipient for every campaign.
How we run it

Planned, sent, judged.

Campaigns start once the flows are live.

  1. Week 1

    Plan

    The month’s calendar and the segment for each send.

    Campaign calendar[Name] · Email and SMS
  2. Every week

    Send

    Each campaign written, designed, checked and sent with a test.

  3. Every Monday

    Report

    Revenue per recipient, and what the test said.

    Monday report[Name] · Analytics
  4. Month end

    Review

    What won, and what next month’s calendar changes.

Price and plans

Where it sits.

Compare every plan
  • Growth sprint

    Included
    [Price]per [6]-week sprint

    Email & SMS as the sprint’s one service.

    Start a sprint
  • Growth partner

    Included
    [Price]per month · [3]-month start

    Included, with flows and SMS.

    Book a call
  • Launch

    Included
    [Price]per project

    Launch emails to the waitlist.

    Plan a launch

Prices are per plan, not per service. Every plan includes the audit, the 90-day plan and the Monday report.

FAQ

Questions about email campaigns.

Not on the list? Ask on a call, or by email.

Usually [2] to [4] campaigns a month, plus the flows each person triggers. We agree the cadence with you first.

Still have questions?Saimul Islam answers every one.

Your turn

Let’s grow.

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[30] minutes, no slides. You leave with next month’s first [3] campaigns.

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