"Target-focused" Scenarios
Not "newsletters for everyone." Specific paths for specific behaviors.
- segments + tagging
- conditions + priorities
- exclusions and limits
I design and implement email automations: from lead generation and nurturing to sales recovery. With tracking, segmentation, and high deliverability.
Scenarios (journeys), segments, rules, integrations, and reporting. So that emails do the work even while you sleep.
No fluff: ready-to-use automations, configuration, tests, and measurable KPIs.
Not "newsletters for everyone." Specific paths for specific behaviors.
I connect email with CRM, store, forms, and Sheets so automations have "fuel".
Because automations without deliverability are like ads without a budget.
We choose 3–6 flows that actually deliver results (depending on the industry).
First impression, education, and a quick "aha" moment after signing up.
Sales recovery: reminder + value proposition + (optional) discount.
Reactivating "dead" leads and customers without spamming.
Educational series that closes consultations and quotes.
Reviews, cross-selling, instructions, returns, and LTV.
Automatic alerts that convert "hot" demand.
I implement this based on your current technology (or propose a simpler stack).
Most commonly implemented in services and e-commerce.
So emails land in the INBOX, not in "Promotions" or spam.
No dragging it out. First strategy and data, then automation.
Goal, data sources, events, segments, and constraints (GDPR/deliverability).
Automation map: triggers, conditions, content, timings, exclusions.
Building in n8n / email system, testing with real data, revisions.
Reports, A/B tests, iterations. This is where the best results are made.
Simple billing model. You pay for the result, not the hours.
1 automation
System & Strategy
Net prices. The cost does not include the tool subscription (e.g., Brevo) if it is paid.
Tell me if you want: more consultations, more sales in your store, or customer recovery. We'll choose a flow and implement it as a "pilot".
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