Send to fewer people. Earn more.
Choose an audience by what customers actually did, not by who happens to be on the list. Then find out what it earned.
The problem
Sending to everyone is how you lose everyone.
A blast to your whole list gets opened by people who were never going to buy, annoys the ones who just did, and teaches the rest to ignore you. It also costs you per message. Smaller and sharper wins on every count — you just need to be able to describe who.
Choosing who
Describe the audience, or ask for it.
Before it goes
It checks the things that quietly ruin a send.
Most failed campaigns are not bad ideas. They are an empty variable, a closed 24-hour window, or a template that was never approved. All of it is knowable beforehand, so it is checked beforehand.
{{name}} would arrive empty and the message would fail. Fix or skip them.Afterwards
Delivered is not the end of the story.
You get the usual — sent, delivered, read, replied, buttons pressed, links clicked, and the reason behind every failure in plain words. Then the number nobody else gives you.
Every payment is traced back to the message that came before it, so a campaign is judged on money rather than opens. How that works →
Being straight with you
What we will not let you do.
Related
Before and after a campaign.
Send your next one to the right two hundred.
Then find out what it made.
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