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Email & SMS Automation

Email & SMS Campaigns That Generate Leads While You Sleep

The average email marketing campaign generates £42 for every £1 spent. We design, write, and automate your campaigns — from welcome sequences and re-engagement flows to promotional blasts and appointment reminders.

£42Return per £1 spent on email
38%Average open rate achieved
98%SMS open rate
Campaign Stats (Last 30 Days)
Emails sent4,812
Open rate38.4%
Click rate6.2%
Revenue attributed£8,240

The Campaigns Every Business Needs Running

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Welcome Sequences

Automated 5–7 email welcome series for new leads and customers. Introduce your business, build trust, and guide prospects toward a first purchase or booking — on complete autopilot.

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Re-Engagement Campaigns

Win back cold leads and dormant customers with targeted re-engagement sequences. Most businesses have hundreds of past customers who just need the right nudge to come back.

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Appointment Reminders

Automated SMS and email reminders at 48 hours, 24 hours, and 2 hours before appointments. Reduces no-shows by up to 60% and fills cancellation slots instantly.

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Promotional Blasts

Seasonal and promotional email campaigns to your full database. We handle copywriting, design, segmentation, and scheduling — you just approve and we send.

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Post-Sale Sequences

Automated thank-you, review request, upsell, and referral sequences that trigger after a purchase or job completion. Turn one-time buyers into repeat customers and referrers.

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Newsletter Management

Monthly or weekly newsletters designed, written, and sent on your behalf. Stay front of mind with your customer base without spending hours writing content.

Your Email List Is a Gold Mine — Are You Using It?

Most businesses send the occasional email and wonder why it doesn't work. Strategy, segmentation, and automation are what separate the 38% open-rate campaigns from the 8% ones.

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