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See open rolesEvery other channel is rented. Reach depends on an algorithm, a bid or a policy that can change on a Tuesday. Email is the one list you own outright — and it is usually the one nobody has looked at in a year.
The work is mostly unglamorous: getting the automated sequences right, keeping the list clean, and fixing authentication so mail reaches inboxes. Those three routinely beat any amount of clever copy.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and reputation. If you are landing in spam, nothing else matters.
Cleaning, segmentation and re-permission, which improves results by shrinking the list.
Welcome, nurture, abandonment and win-back — the sequences that run without you.
Templates that render properly across clients, including Outlook.
Subject lines, timing and content, tested properly rather than switched on a hunch.
Opens and clicks, and then revenue per email, which is the only one that settles arguments.
If one of these sounds like your situation, it is worth a conversation.
Thousands of addresses collected and mailed twice a year.
People who nearly bought and heard nothing afterwards.
Sends look fine and open rates say otherwise. Almost always authentication.
The practices that make the difference between spend and investment.
Analytics, goals and call tracking working properly. Buying media you cannot measure is buying an opinion.
What we spent, what it returned, what we are changing, and what did not work. No forty-slide dashboards.
Briefed against real search intent and reviewed by someone who knows the subject. Volume alone stopped working years ago.
Ads, analytics, search console — all yours. If you leave, you take the history with you.
SEO, paid media, content, social and brand — planned around what actually produces enquiries, and reported honestly enough to be acted on.
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The first month is deliberately about measurement rather than spend.
Where enquiries come from now, what the site does with them, and what is not being measured. Usually the most valuable fortnight.
Technical SEO, page speed, conversion paths and messaging. Fixing these first makes everything after it cheaper.
Search, paid and content running together, with budget moving toward whatever is producing enquiries rather than clicks.
Where organic search and content start carrying the load and the cost of an enquiry falls. This is the point of the whole thing.
Tell us what you are trying to do. If email marketing is not the answer, we will say so.
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