02 — Content & SEO

Emails written to be opened, read in order, and clicked — not just sent.

Most sequences read like broadcasts instead of a message to one reader, so opens and clicks decay and the list quietly stops earning trust or revenue. We write single campaigns, full nurture sequences, and ongoing newsletters built around a single reader's inbox, not a spreadsheet of segments.

Who this is for

Who this is for

Who it's for

  • Companies with a list that used to perform and now underperforms
  • Teams launching a product or a webinar with no nurture sequence written yet
  • Marketers who need a weekly or biweekly newsletter but not a full-time writer

When you need this

  • Open rates have been declining for months and nobody's changed the approach
  • You have a welcome sequence that's one generic email, not a sequence
  • A launch date is set and the emails supporting it don't exist yet

What you get

  1. 01 Subject lines written to earn the open, not just describe the contents
  2. 02 Emails sequenced so each one earns the right to the next open
  3. 03 A single clear CTA per email — no competing asks in one message
  4. 04 Segmentation and send-timing notes where they affect how the copy should read
  5. 05 A newsletter voice and format that's consistent issue to issue (retainer)

Packages

Single Campaign

$900.00

1 email

One email, fully written — a launch announcement, a promotion, or a one-off send that needs to actually get opened.

Turnaround
5 business days to first draft
Revisions
2 rounds included
  • 1 email, subject line + 2 alt subject lines
  • 1 primary CTA
  • 2 revision rounds
  • Delivered as an editable doc or ESP-ready HTML text

Newsletter Retainer

$1,400.00/month

2 issues/month

An ongoing newsletter, written and formatted on a fixed schedule so it stops depending on who has time that week.

Turnaround
First issue in 10 business days, then monthly
Revisions
1 round included per issue
  • 2 newsletter issues/month
  • Subject line + alt per issue
  • Consistent format/voice issue to issue
  • 1 revision round per issue
  • Delivered as an editable doc or ESP-ready HTML text

Custom scope

Need a longer sequence, a full lifecycle program (welcome + abandoned cart + win-back), or more than 2 newsletter issues a month? Tell us the scope and we'll quote it.

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How this engagement runs

Brief

sequence goal, audience, and existing list context

Draft

emails delivered inside 5–10 business days, or on the newsletter's monthly cadence

Proof

you mark up the sequence as a whole, not email by email

Revise

1–2 rounds included

Press

delivered ESP-ready

See the full process →
A fanned stack of numbered printed pages, each with a subject-line block, representing an email sequence.
Sample project

A welcome sequence that was one email doing the job of five

Scenario: a subscription ecommerce brand's welcome flow was a single "thanks for signing up" email, and 90% of new subscribers never opened a second message. Approach: we built a 6-email sequence — each one earning the next open with a single idea, ending in a clear first-purchase CTA by email 4. What we'd measure: sequence completion rate and first-purchase conversion within 14 days of signup.

Representative examples. Client names withheld.

What clients say

“Our welcome sequence used to be one email. Now it's six, and people actually open the third one.”

Marketing Manager, Subscription Ecommerce

Frequently asked questions

We deliver copy formatted for your platform — subject lines, preview text, body copy sectioned to match your template. We don't build the automation itself.

Yes — send a few recent sends at the Brief stage and we'll write to match, or flag where the current tone might be part of the problem.

The sequence is a fixed, one-time series (5–7 emails, delivered once). The retainer is ongoing — issues keep shipping every month until you pause or cancel.

We note where segmentation would change what the copy should say, but building segments in your ESP is outside scope — happy to point you toward what to ask your platform to do.

Pick a commitment level. First send in days, not months.

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