Service Marketing Automation

Email automation that sounds like a person.

Lifecycle sequences, drip campaigns, and transactional flows your customers will not realize are automated. Triggered by what they actually do, written in your real voice, delivered to the inbox.

Projects are scope-dependent. Free discovery call.
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Active lifecycle sequences

Why this matters

Most marketing automation reads like marketing automation.

The "great to have you onboard" email lands the same hour as the activation email that says "we noticed you have not logged in." The drip never references what the user actually did. The personalization token leaks. We build email automation that triggers on real behavior, in real voice, with the deliverability discipline that keeps it landing in the inbox. Customers stop noticing it is automated. Open rates climb. Replies happen.

What we build

A lifecycle program that earns its open rates.

Sequences triggered by real signals. Copy that reads human. Deliverability handled correctly. A/B testing wired in. Whatever ESP you already use.

01

Sequences mapped to real customer signals

Onboarding triggers on actual product activation, not on signup date. Re-engagement triggers on inactivity that matters, not on calendar windows. Every email fires because something a customer did made it relevant.

Open rates climb 30 to 80 percent versus calendar drips.

02

Copy that does not sound automated

Tone guide encoded as a Claude skill. Sentence rhythm, banned phrases, brand voice all enforced. The email reads like your founder wrote it Tuesday morning, not like a template.

Reply-rate on lifecycle emails matches manual outreach.

03

Transactional flows that hold up

Receipts, password resets, account changes, invoice notifications. Every transactional email tested across Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, mobile clients, dark mode. No broken spacing, no rendered HTML in subject lines.

Zero "looks broken" tickets after launch.

04

Deliverability handled correctly

SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI all configured. IP warm-up done right. List hygiene automated. Dedicated sending domain isolated from your marketing list. Postmaster Tools and Gmail Postmaster connected and monitored.

Inbox placement above 95 percent on warmed accounts.

05

A/B testing wired in from day one

Subject lines, preview text, send time, copy variants tested with statistical rigor. Winners promote automatically. Loser variants logged for the post-mortem.

Winning variants compound monthly.

06

Works with your existing ESP

Postmark, Resend, SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Customer.io, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit. We pick the right tool for the job or stay with what you already use.

No forced ESP migration.

95%+

inbox placement target across our managed email programs

Measured continuously through Postmaster Tools and seed-list testing.

Process

How an email automation project runs.

01

Discovery

Two weeks. We audit your existing program, capture your voice and tone, map the customer journey, and lock the trigger definitions. You approve the sequence map before we write copy.

Fixed scope, fixed price.

02

Build

Two to four weeks. Templates ship in stages: transactional first, then onboarding, then lifecycle. Deliverability hardening runs in parallel. Live tests on staging accounts by week two.

Test sends in week two.

03

Launch + tune

Two weeks. Phased rollout, A/B tests live, deliverability monitoring continuous. Handoff includes the maintenance runbook and ongoing optimization plan.

Your team owns the program at the end.

Common questions

Frequently asked

  1. Will my email sound like AI wrote it?

    Not if we build it right. Tone guides, real examples from your existing manual emails, and human review on every template before launch. The model writes a draft, your voice ships the email. Customers cannot tell the difference.

  2. How long does an email program take to build?

    Four to eight weeks for a complete lifecycle program (welcome, onboarding, activation, re-engagement, upsell, churn-save). Two weeks discovery, two to four weeks build, two weeks launch and tuning.

  3. Can you migrate us off our current ESP?

    Yes. We have migrated programs from Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, HubSpot, and Marketo. List, segments, sequences, deliverability reputation all transferred. Migration window is typically two to three weeks.

  4. How do you handle deliverability?

    Authentication setup (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI), dedicated sending domain isolated from marketing, IP warm-up if needed, list hygiene rules, suppression handling, monitoring through Postmaster Tools and Gmail Postmaster Console. We keep deliverability as a continuous service, not a launch task.

  5. Can the system send personalized emails at scale?

    Yes. Personalization tokens, segment-aware copy variants, AI-generated subject line variants based on user signals. Every send is personalized without writing one email per recipient.

  6. What does it cost?

    Email automation projects are scope-dependent for a focused lifecycle program (3 to 5 sequences). Full programs with deliverability hardening, transactional templates, and ongoing optimization are scoped after discovery. Discovery call is free.

Ready to ship email your customers will read?

Tell us what you want to build.

Discovery call is free. Fixed-price quote within 48 hours. NDA on request.