What email marketing looks like here
No weekly newsletters nobody asked for. Three-email reactivation series for dormant lists. Five-touch nurture sequences for new leads. Post-service follow-ups that ask for reviews and referrals. Cadence designed so subscribers reply, not unsubscribe.
What we build
- Reactivation series — wake up lists that have not been emailed in 6-12 months
- Lead nurture sequences — 3-5 emails for new web inquiries
- Post-service follow-up — review request, referral ask, upsell offer
- Seasonal campaigns — Q4, summer prep, hurricane season for home services
- Deliverability setup — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, sender reputation, list hygiene
- Platform setup — Mailchimp, ConvertKit, Customer.io, HubSpot, or what you already use
Who this is for
Houston service businesses with 500+ contacts who have not been emailed in months. Practices with 6-month or 12-month service intervals. Owner-operators who want the email program James actually wrote, not a generic template.
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Industries we work with
Email & Nurture engagements span every service-business vertical in Greater Houston.
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