Email Marketing & Deliverability.
Get your emails into the inbox — then make every new lead get the right follow-up automatically.
Working with clients worldwide — the US, UK, Canada, Europe, the Gulf, Australia and beyond, delivered remotely.
Since 2024, Gmail and Yahoo require bulk senders to authenticate their email properly. If your domain's SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are missing or wrong, your emails — including enquiry replies and invoices — can quietly land in spam. We check and fix your domain's email setup first.
Then we build the emails that do the work: a welcome sequence for new leads, follow-ups for enquiries that went quiet, abandoned-cart and post-purchase emails for online stores, and a simple newsletter template you can send yourself. We set these up in Mailchimp, Brevo, Klaviyo, or your existing CRM.
We fixed exactly this kind of problem on our own domain — mail records that were silently broken — and built automatic enquiry replies and a timed follow-up email for adbuddy.in leads. The same checks apply to any business domain.
Everything covered, one price.
How pricing works
Every project is quoted individually — no fixed rate card, because complexity varies. What affects the price:
- · Deliverability fix only vs full email marketing setup
- · Number of sequences and emails written
- · Platform migration needed
- · E-commerce integration
- · Ongoing campaign management
WhatsApp us your requirement and we send a clear quote in a few hours — no commitment needed to get a price.
Work we've actually done.
Client projects and our own live products — click any card to see the full work.
More work: Behance portfolio · Brochure archive (Google Drive) · Upwork profile & reviews · LinkedIn
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