It goes to spam and nobody knows
Missing or wrong SPF, DKIM and DMARC records mean your mail is filtered before anyone could have opened it. The campaign looks like it underperformed.
Services · Email Marketing
Email remains the only channel you actually own. No algorithm decides who sees it — but that only holds if your messages reach the inbox, and most of the work is in making sure they do.
In short
We run email marketing end to end — deliverability setup, list health, campaign and automation design, copy, and reporting — so messages reach the inbox rather than the spam folder, and the results are measured against revenue rather than opens.
The problem
Missing or wrong SPF, DKIM and DMARC records mean your mail is filtered before anyone could have opened it. The campaign looks like it underperformed.
Old addresses, spam traps and people who never opted in damage sender reputation, which then suppresses delivery to the people who did want to hear from you.
No segmentation, so the message is generic enough to be ignorable by everybody.
A welcome sequence written two years ago still references a product you no longer sell.
What we build
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured and verified, sending domain warmed, and reputation monitored. This comes first because nothing else matters if mail does not arrive.
Invalid addresses removed, inactive segments suppressed or re-engaged deliberately, and consent status recorded properly.
Messages differentiated by behaviour, purchase history and lifecycle stage rather than sent to everyone at once.
Welcome, nurture, abandoned-cart, post-purchase and win-back flows that run continuously rather than campaign by campaign.
Written and built to render correctly across clients, including plain-text-first readers and dark mode.
Delivered, opened, clicked and converted — with the last one connected to actual orders or enquiries.
How it works
Authentication records, sending domain and reputation verified before any campaign goes out. Sending more mail from a broken setup makes reputation worse.
Validation, suppression and consent review, so you are sending to people who can and want to receive it.
Automated sequences first, because they run forever without further work. Campaigns are the bonus, not the base.
Ongoing campaigns, testing and monthly reporting against a stated baseline.
What you get
Fit
A good fit if
Not the right call if
Asked first
Because open rate is a ratio of messages that arrived. If authentication is misconfigured, better copy improves nothing and the reporting will mislead you about why. It is also usually a one-week fix with permanent benefit.
No. Bought lists produce spam complaints, poison your sending reputation, and in most jurisdictions breach consent law. The damage outlasts any short-term gain and it is not recoverable quickly.
You do, throughout. The platform account is in your name and the list is exportable at any time.
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Open →Start
30 minutes. No deck, no pitch. Describe the part that costs you the most time, and we'll tell you exactly what it would take to automate it.