Email remains one of the highest-return channels available because of what good automation does: it moves a prospect through your pipeline with the right message at the right moment, and it reactivates relationships that would otherwise go cold.
Automation built once and never revisited eventually starts sending stale messages to prospects whose needs have moved on. Because the same team managing your email automation also owns your Customer Relationship Management and reporting, sequences get refined based on what's actually converting.
Nurture sequences are built once and never revisited as buyer behavior changes
Lead scoring is disconnected from actual Customer Relationship Management data, making prioritization a guess
Automation triggers are generic, not built around your specific buyer journey
Performance is rarely reviewed, so a stale sequence keeps running unnoticed
Sequences are reviewed and refined based on actual conversion data
Lead scoring is connected directly to your Customer Relationship Management, making prioritization reliable
Automation triggers are built around your specific buyer behavior and journey
Performance is reported monthly, connected to pipeline impact, not just opens
For founder-led businesses that need a named senior advisor running their growth strategy and the judgment to govern execution.
$2,375/mo
For growth-stage businesses where marketing accountability is a board-level concern.
$4,750/mo
For RIAs, broker-dealers, CPA firms, and regulated fintechs. Growth Office - plus the compliance review layer regulated firms require.
$7,750/mo
We handle strategy and copywriting as part of the service, built around your brand voice and each stage of the buyer journey.
Scoring is built around behavior and fit signals connected to your Customer Relationship Management, so your sales team can prioritize the leads most likely to convert.
Yes. Reactivation sequences are a standard part of the service, designed to revive relationships that went quiet without a formal close.