Audience & sequence planning
Define campaign audiences and organize the sequence of messages around an agreed objective, such as a launch, nurture program, or customer update.
Email marketing support that brings audience planning, campaign development, delivery coordination, and performance review into one organized process.
Discuss your needsWe shape the engagement around your starting point, priorities, and the level of support you need.
Define campaign audiences and organize the sequence of messages around an agreed objective, such as a launch, nurture program, or customer update.
Develop campaign briefs and coordinate messaging, content, and approved assets so each email supports the intended next step.
Support campaign setup in your agreed email platform, review content and links, and coordinate approvals and send schedules with your team.
Review engagement and available conversion data, summarize what the results show, and identify useful tests for subsequent campaigns.
Discuss your goals, current situation, and the challenge you want to solve.
Agree on priorities, deliverables, responsibilities, and what success should look like.
Work through the agreed scope with a clear plan and regular communication.
Review the work, support adoption, and identify useful next steps.
Focused projects and ongoing support, with a defined scope, working cadence, and level of involvement.
Develop one focused email program in an existing email platform.
A Chynna-led program connecting marketing strategy, campaign delivery, and performance reporting.
Starting fees in USD. Your proposal confirms scope, timing, campaign volume, capacity, and revisions. Deliverable projects require 70% upfront and 30% upon completion, before final handoff. Monthly retainers are paid in advance. Advertising spend, software, outside creative production, and approved third-party costs are separate and funded before being incurred. Platform migrations, custom tracking or data engineering, and additional channels are separately scoped.
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