A full-service email marketing agency for B2B companies. We plan, build and run the campaigns, automations and cold email that turn a contact list into meetings and revenue.
B2B buyers take months to decide, and most of that time passes between sales calls. Email keeps you in the conversation. A good program sends the right message at each stage: first contact, evaluation, proposal and renewal.
Delivery decides everything else. A campaign that lands in spam has no open rate to improve. We warm domains, set up sender authentication and clean the lists before the first campaign goes out. For Perimed that groundwork came first, and engagement and appointments both moved inside 90 days.
Then the program has to connect to sales. Replies go to the right rep. Leads reach sales with their email history attached. Results get reported by campaign, so you can see which emails paid for themselves. Joovv's revenue from email rose 36% after we rebuilt its program.
Senior consultants lead the work, with specialists on call for design, copy and deliverability. You work with one point of contact.
Eight parts of one program, run by the same team.
Seven platforms we run programs in today. If you already pay for one of them, we build on it.
Three kinds of email program, and what sets the price of each.
Cold email reaches people who have not heard of you yet. It works in B2B when the list is narrow and verified, the message is short and specific to the reader's role, and the sending setup keeps your main domain safe.
We send cold email from separate domains on Instantly or Smartlead, warm each mailbox before it sends, and route replies to your sales team. For KindKatch, outbound email campaigns produced 20,000 qualified leads and 100 booked demos.
Outbound marketing →Automation sends the right email when a contact does something: fills in a form, visits a pricing page, goes quiet, or moves to a new deal stage. Once the sequences are built, they run every day without anyone pressing send.
For Ximplifi we integrated HubSpot into the existing marketing stack and built automated workflows, landing pages and forms on top of it. Leads and sales both grew once the system was running.
HubSpot consulting →B2B email answers to a committee and a long deal. A single buyer rarely signs, so sequences speak to the person who feels the problem, the person who has to approve the spend and the person who will run the tool.
Sends are timed against the deal, not the calendar. Campaigns follow the trigger that matters: a demo that went quiet, a renewal coming up, a new hire in the role that owns the problem.
Software companies need email after the signup as much as before it. Onboarding sequences guide new users to the first result the product promises. Activation emails respond to what a user has or hasn't done. Expansion and renewal emails go to accounts that are ready for more.
For Glewee we defined the ideal customer profile, built prospect lists and ran email drip campaigns. The platform went from no creators to more than 2,000 users in six weeks.
Three things set the price. The first is how many programs run at once: a newsletter, nurture sequences, cold email, or all of them. The second is who writes and designs the emails. The third is how much setup your platform needs, such as domain warming, integrations and workflow builds.
The first call is where we work out which of those you need, and the quote covers only those.
Case studies from email programs we built and ran.
Six questions, specific to email marketing.
Our email marketing retainers mostly run between $2,500 and $7,500 a month. Where a program lands depends on how much of the work sits with us: strategy and reporting only, or the full build of automations, campaigns and cold email. A one-off project, such as a deliverability fix or a workflow build, can cost less.
There is no minimum term. We work month to month, and it starts with a call.
Ask who writes and who sends. Some email marketing firms hand you a strategy deck and leave the sending to your team. We do the management: the setup, the copy, the sends and the reporting.
Then ask what happens to deliverability. An agency that cannot explain domain warming, authentication and list hygiene will eventually get your mail filtered.
B2B email marketing moves contacts through a buying process with messages tied to their stage. New leads get an introduction and useful material. Contacts in an open deal get case studies and answers to objections. Customers get onboarding, updates and renewal reminders.
Automation handles the timing. A form fill, a page visit or a change in deal stage starts the right sequence, and replies go straight to a sales rep.
The best tool is the one that fits your CRM, your sending volume and whether you also send cold email. HubSpot suits teams that want email and sales data in one system. ActiveCampaign and Keap suit smaller teams that want strong automation for less. Mailchimp and AWeber handle newsletters well.
Cold email belongs on its own tools and its own domains, such as Instantly or Smartlead. That keeps outbound volume from putting your marketing email at risk.
If you already pay for one of these platforms, the best tool is usually the one you have. We build on it and only suggest a change when the platform is the thing holding the program back.
A B2B list comes from two sources. Opt-in contacts come from useful offers on your website and at events: guides, webinars, calculators and newsletter sign-ups. Outbound contacts are researched against your ideal customer profile and verified before any send.
The two lists get different emails. Opt-in contacts can receive newsletters and nurture sequences. Outbound contacts get short, relevant cold sequences sent from separate domains.
Automation runs sequences that start when a contact meets a condition you set. A demo request, a pricing page visit or a deal moving to a new stage can each trigger a different sequence. The platform sends each email on schedule and stops when the contact replies or books a meeting.
We build these workflows inside your platform, test them before launch, and report on what each sequence produces.
We plan, build and run demand programs for businesses that sell to businesses, across the US.