
Fresh Prep
Meal-kit subscription where the follow-up is the margin.
Visit siteEvery enquiry followed up, automatically.
Lifecycle mapping shows where people drop out, the flows catch them, and the CRM work keeps the data behind it clean. Most businesses already have more demand than they convert: the enquiry nobody followed up, the cart nobody was reminded about.
Start a projectWhat happens between somebody first hearing about you and buying again, and where they currently drop out. Also runs as an audit of flows that are already live.
The automated sends: welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back and review requests. Built once and left running, edited when the business changes.
The sends that are not automated. Newsletters, launches and seasonal pushes, on templates your team can run without waiting on a designer.
Connecting the site, the store and the inbox to whatever you run the business on. Includes moving between platforms without losing the history.
Authentication, list health and sending reputation, with a consent review against CASL. Usually the first thing to check when open rates fall off a cliff.
Flows are easy to add and easy to forget about. We map before building, document what we build, and switch off what stops working.
A working session on the path from first contact to repeat purchase. Drawing it out usually reorders what we thought we were building.
The two or three worth the most go live first and start earning before we go near the rest.
Your site, your store and whatever you run the business on, all talking to each other. A lead never gets retyped.
Deliverability, list health, and what each flow earned. Anything not earning gets turned off.
Send a paragraph. You’ll get a reply from the person who would do the work, not a sales rep.