Email marketing agency for small business

A one-off list rebuild at $1,250 wakes a dormant list up in five waves. Then Starter at $499 a month for four campaigns with the core automations kept running, Growth at $899 for eight campaigns by segment with abandoned cart, win-back and quote follow-up built, or Scale at $1,499 for twelve campaigns, every automation and text messages. The platform’s fee is separate: free up to 500 contacts on most, $45 to $100 a month for a few thousand.

No. The work is done in the account you already have, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Shopify Email or Kit, and you keep everything if we part. Starting from a spreadsheet, or a platform that fights you? Kit is the one we move people to: the simplest to run and the clearest to read. Migration is part of the rebuild, not an extra.

Almost always. A year of silence loses about a fifth of the addresses; two years, about half. The rest bought from you once and have not been asked again. The shop above was silent two years and made seven sales in four days. The risk is not a dead list; it is sending to all of it at once. Run the check above and it puts a number on yours.

Not if the order is right. Spam is what happens when a dormant list is blasted on day one and the dead addresses bounce. The people who open go first and build the reputation the later waves ride on; the cold addresses are validated before a word goes to them. The sending domain is authenticated once, a twenty-minute job most accounts have never had done.

An email that sends itself when something happens: a sign-up, a purchase, a left cart, a quote, ninety days without an order. Written once, it runs on its own, and after the first month it is usually most of what email earns. A shop needs welcome, after purchase, abandoned cart and win-back. A service business needs one above all: the quote follow-up, because silence after a quote is where the work goes.

The first wave goes out inside the first week, and that is usually the first order. The rebuild runs three weeks; the automations take a month to show their pattern. From month two the report reads in revenue per recipient, the number that says what the next send is worth before it goes. The same shape runs outside email too: workflow automation for small businesses sends the invoice, the reminder and the quote follow-up on their own.

For a business that sells to other businesses, yes: a sequence to a named list of the lenders, agents or firms you most want, through LinkedIn or email, in your voice, followed up in order. It is quoted on its own. Email to strangers who never gave you an address is not something we will send from your domain; it costs you the list you already have.

Yes. Email runs on your platform wherever you are; most clients happen to be in Roswell and metro Atlanta, and they get a Roswell marketing agency that answers the phone. The list is one of four channels a digital marketing agency runs here, and the sequences carry the same offer as your Google Ads landing pages.

When there is a list to work with, usually, because everyone on it already bought from you once. If the list is small or old, start with the one-off rebuild and let its first waves decide whether a monthly plan pays for itself.