
Email campaign
Fernhill weekly
A newsletter built to be read on a phone in twenty seconds. One story, one button, two products underneath. Subject line and preview text designed together.
View full concept ↗Digital · Service
The only marketing channel you own outright. No algorithm between you and the people who already said yes once.
A social post reaches whatever fraction of your followers the platform decides. An email reaches everyone who opted in.
And it's aimed at people who have already bought or already enquired: a far warmer audience than anything at the top of the funnel. Winning back a lapsed customer is consistently cheaper than finding a new one, and almost nobody does it systematically.
The automated sequences are the part that compounds. Written once, they keep sending to every new subscriber for years.
The service
Signup routes on your site that aren't a popup nobody wants, plus in-person and point-of-sale capture. Consent recorded properly, because UK GDPR applies and enforcement is real.
Designed, written and sent on an agreed cadence. Monthly suits most businesses; weekly only if you genuinely have something to say.
Triggered sequences built once and running indefinitely, with the copy tested and refined rather than set and forgotten.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured so your email reaches the inbox rather than spam. Skipped by most agencies, and the reason many campaigns quietly fail.
Example designs
One story, one button, products underneath. Built to be read on a phone in about twenty seconds.

Email campaign
A newsletter built to be read on a phone in twenty seconds. One story, one button, two products underneath. Subject line and preview text designed together.
View full concept ↗A word on consent
Purchased and scraped lists breach UK GDPR and PECR, get your sending domain blacklisted, and damage the deliverability of every legitimate email you send afterwards.
If your current list was collected without clear consent, we'll help you run a re-permission campaign and start clean. It's a smaller list. It works far better.
Getting this wrong is a fine and a blacklisted domain, in that order.
Tell us what your business does and who buys from you. We'll come back with a fixed price and a realistic timeline.