We help brands build direct communication channels with existing and prospective customers through targeted email and WhatsApp campaigns. Our approach focuses on customer engagement, retention and conversion.
What is included in Push Marketing Service?
Who this is for
When brands Come to us:
Build options
Retention campaigns and automated flows
Sent once, to a segment.
1. Collection and product launches
2. Sale and festive-period campaigns
3. Restock and back-in-stock announcements.
4. Editorial and brand storytelling sends
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Campaigns
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Triggered by customer behaviour, earning without a monthly send.
1. Welcome series for new subscribers
2. Abandoned cart and abandoned checkout recovery
3. Browse abandonment
4. Post-purchase and review requests
5. Win-back for lapsed customers
6. Replenishment prompts
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Automated flows
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Open rates email cannot approach, and a correspondingly low tolerance for over-sending.
1. WhatsApp Business API onboarding, template approval and opt-in compliance
2. Broadcasts for launches, restocks and sale periods
3. Two-way replies routed to a human
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WhatsApp marketing
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How we work
Our Push Marketing Process
Stack
Klaviyo, Mailchimp and WhatsApp Business API
Related Services
Services that pair with Website Development
Content Shoot
Launch campaigns need launch imagery.
Sales Support
WhatsApp replies need a human at the other end.
Performance Marketing
Retention revenue is what lets you afford a higher acquisition cost.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, with opt-in consent and approved message templates through the WhatsApp Business API. Unsolicited broadcasts risk account restriction. We work within the opt-in and template approval process rather than around it.
Both, for different jobs. WhatsApp gets read and suits urgency: launches, restocks, cart recovery. Email costs a fraction per message and suits longer storytelling and detailed collection presentation. Most brands should run both rather than choose.
Yes. We audit the existing setup first flows, segmentation and deliverability and usually find revenue sitting in automations that were built once and never revisited.
It depends on segment and category, not a universal number. Engaged buyers tolerate more than lapsed subscribers, and a festive period supports more than a quiet month. We set cadence per segment and watch unsubscribe rate as the guardrail.