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Emails that convert: How to build campaigns around real customer problems
Learn how to build high‑performing email campaigns by focusing on real customer problems, motivations and triggers — not product updates. Includes examples, a problem‑to‑email matrix and practical steps to turn insight into conversion.
Behind the scenes: What month one of a marketing retainer really looks like
One month into our digital marketing retainer, Growing Together are already seeing measurable impact. Not because of quick fixes, but because of structured, strategic foundations that set them up for long‑term growth.
For small business owners wondering what a marketing retainer actually delivers behind the scenes, here’s a transparent look at what we achieved in just the first four weeks.
Five email marketing journeys your small business could automate tomorrow
The reality is that there are probably email marketing journeys that you small business could automate tomorrow and could save your team time. In this blog we will share five email marketing journey ideas.
Maximise your reach: Essential e-newsletter tips for small businesses
In this blog we will explore building a healthy list for your e-newsletter, developing your newsletter focus, themes and overarching narrative, tips for creating compelling content, subject lines that get opened and design and technical aspects of your email.
Small business guide to re-engage lapsed customers through email campaigns
Learn how to create effective reengagement email campaigns for your small business. This guide covers audience segmentation, compelling content, and automation strategies to win back lapsed customers and increase revenue.
Email marketing tips for small businesses
As a marketing agency, we have supported small businesses with setting up and delivering their email marketing strategy. Therefore, we wanted to put together a guide of email marketing tips for small businesses to help you on your way! In this week’s blog, we explore everything from understanding your email marketing objectives to some of the most missed opportunities we see from the small businesses we talk to.