Grow Pillar · Email Marketing

Every other channel is rented. Your email list, you own.

I build the owned channel that keeps working when ad costs climb and reach drops: lifecycle drips that nurture leads without you touching them, broadcasts that land in the inbox instead of Promotions, and a list kept clean enough to actually deliver. Set up once, earning quietly in the background.

Audit my email setup→ See email in production

Owned

The one channel no algorithm can take from you

Drip + broadcast

Lifecycle automation and one-off sends, both built

Deliverability-first

SPF, DKIM, DMARC, warm-up before any send

2 weeks

Audit and lifecycle map delivered

[ 01 / What is included ]

What goes into an email channel that delivers.

Not a Mailchimp template and a hope. Deliverability infrastructure, lifecycle automation, a broadcast system, list health, and reporting that shows revenue per send.

Deliverability setup

SPF, DKIM, DMARC, a warmed-up sending domain, and list hygiene. Skip this and your campaigns land in spam no matter how good the copy is.

Lifecycle automation

Welcome series, lead nurture, abandoned-cart, post-purchase, win-back. The drips that run on their own once they are built.

Broadcast system

Newsletters and one-off campaigns: templates, segmentation, send-time logic, and a calendar your team can run without me.

Segmentation and list health

Behaviour and lifecycle-stage segments, re-engagement flows, and regular pruning of dead contacts. A smaller engaged list beats a big dead one.

Copy and design

Plain-text and lightweight HTML that renders everywhere and reads like a person wrote it. No bloated image-only emails that trip spam filters.

Reporting that matters

Opens, clicks, replies, unsubscribes, and revenue per send, tracked monthly. A Friday WhatsApp summary, not a dashboard you never open.

[ 02 / Process ]

How an email project actually runs.

01 · AUDIT

Check the plumbing

Deliverability, domain reputation, list health, current flows. Most email problems are infrastructure, not copy.

02 · MAP

Plan the lifecycle

Every stage a contact moves through, and the email that should fire at each one. Drips and broadcasts planned together.

03 · BUILD

Wire the flows

Sending domain set up, automations built, templates designed, segments defined, tested against real contacts before launch.

04 · SEND + TUNE

Ship and improve

Live sends, monitored deliverability, monthly review of what landed and what converted. The calendar sharpens each month.

[ 03 / Comparison ]

One operator vs. email agency vs. DIY in your ESP.

What matters	One operator (me)	Email agency	DIY in your ESP
Deliverability	Set up and monitored properly	Often assumed, not checked	Usually skipped entirely
Drip and broadcast	Both, built as one system	Whichever the package covers	Whatever you find time for
Copy	Written to read like a person	Templated house style	Founder, squeezed between other work
List health	Pruned and re-engaged on a schedule	Rarely, a bigger list looks better	Never, until deliverability drops
Integration with the rest	Runs with WhatsApp, CRM, content as one funnel	Email in isolation	Disconnected
Who you talk to	Me, start to finish	Account manager relay	Yourself

[ 04 / Proof ]

Email working the long tail.

Three projects where email nurtured the contacts other channels could not reach: real-estate leads, B2B procurement, a media audience.

See all 18 case studies→

[ 05 / Engagement ]

Three ways to bring me in.

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Email audit + lifecycle map

~2 weeks

Deliverability and list health checked, current flows audited, and a full lifecycle map of every drip and broadcast your business should run. Yours to build or hand back to me.

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Email setup sprint

4-6 weeks

Sending domain and deliverability set up, core lifecycle automations built, broadcast templates and segments ready, team trained to run the calendar. Fixed scope.

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Retainer

ongoing

I run your email channel. Broadcasts written and scheduled, automations expanded, deliverability monitored, list pruned, monthly performance read. Friday WhatsApp report. Pause anytime.

[ 06 / FAQ ]

The real questions before paying for email.

More than ever, because it is the only channel you own outright. Ad costs keep climbing, organic reach keeps dropping, and platform algorithms change without warning. An email list does none of that. Set up properly, it is the most durable channel you have.

Almost always infrastructure, not copy. Missing or broken SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records, a cold sending domain, a bloated image-only template, or a list full of dead contacts. The audit checks all of it first, because the best email in the world does nothing from the spam folder.

Depends on your use case and volume. Mailchimp or Brevo for simple newsletters, Klaviyo for e-commerce lifecycle, Customer.io or a CRM-native tool for B2B. I help pick one that fits, set it up, and have no reseller stake in the choice.

Often enough to stay familiar, not so often you train people to ignore you. For most businesses that is a weekly or fortnightly broadcast plus automated drips firing on behaviour. The lifecycle map sets the cadence per segment.

No. A small list of people who actually opted in and engage beats a large bought or scraped one every time. Deliverability, revenue per send, and sender reputation all favour the engaged list. Growing it is a separate, slower job.

Yes. Templates, segments, and a send calendar are documented, and I train whoever owns it. The automations run on their own. Broadcasts are the only recurring manual task, and they are built to be quick.

[ 07 / Related ]

What pairs with an email channel.

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Relevant industries

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Tell me what your email channel does today.

Send me a short brief: your list size, what you send now, which platform you use, and whether it lands in the inbox. I will reply within 24 hours with where the leaks are and what an owned email channel would look like for you. No sales call needed.

Send me the brief→ WhatsApp me directly