Email Automation
I map where your leads go cold, then write and build the sequences that nurture, onboard, and recover them automatically. Every flow gets tested end to end before it touches a real subscriber.
Follow-up systems built across 850+ clients
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What it costs
Automation is a build, not a subscription to me. You pay once for the system; it runs on your platform, under your account, for as long as you want.
Ongoing optimization after the setup is optional, never automatic.
All prices include GST.
How this runs
I trace how leads and customers actually reach you and where they stall. The flows get built against those gaps, not against a generic template list.
You leave with: a journey map with the leaks marked.
I write each sequence in your voice: welcome, nurture, recovery, and win-back as your business needs them. Buyers need 7 to 8 touchpoints; the sequences deliver them without you.
You leave with: every email drafted for your approval.
Flows, tags, segments, and triggers go into your platform, wired to your forms and store. Domain authentication gets configured so the emails actually land in inboxes.
You leave with: live automations on your own account.
I run test contacts through every path, check each trigger fires, and confirm inbox placement before real subscribers enter. Then reporting shows what each flow earns.
You leave with: tested flows and per-sequence numbers.
The first thing I check is deliverability, not copy. A brilliant sequence landing in spam earns nothing, so SPF, DKIM, and DMARC get fixed before a single flow goes live.
I refuse to build the twelve-flow monster on day one. Three flows that fire correctly beat twelve that half-work, and you can always add more once the core earns.
And everything ships tested. I push real test contacts through every branch myself, because “it should work” is how automations quietly email the wrong people for months.
— Gaurav
Before you write in
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The setup is ₹25,000 one-time, and the price includes GST. That covers the journey map, writing and building the core sequences, segmentation, domain authentication, full testing, and per-sequence reporting on your own platform.
Almost every business needs a welcome sequence and a lead follow-up or abandoned-cart flow; stores add post-purchase and win-back. I scope the set that fits your business in the journey map rather than building flows for the sake of a bigger diagram.
FluentCRM, Klaviyo, MailerLite, Kit, Mailchimp, and similar tools. If you don’t have one yet, I’ll recommend based on your stack and budget, and if your current platform is the actual problem, I’ll say so and handle the migration.
Not if it’s built right. The sequences are triggered by what people actually did, written in your voice, and spaced like a helpful human following up. The honest risk is the opposite: most businesses under-email and quit after one touch when buyers need 7 to 8.
No. Everything runs on your account and you own all of it. Most clients run solo after handover; some come back for a tuning round once the numbers accumulate. Nothing renews unless you ask.
About me
2,000+ articles published under my own byline, and 5,000+ more elsewhere.
Content clients hire the writer, not an agency content mill.
I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.
What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.
Describe how leads or orders come in and what happens after. I’ll reply with the flows I’d build first and what each should earn back.
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