2x your email revenue in 45 days
Or I’ll fund your healing herb obsession with a $50 voucher from your favourite store.
How it works
Step 1. You book the call.
That's it. No forms, no briefs, no "tell us about your business" essays. Just pick a time.
Step 2. I do my homework.
I sign up to your list, study your emails, and figure out exactly what's costing you opens and revenue. You don't lift a finger.
Step 3. I give you an honest answer.
If your emails are already killing it — I'll tell you that. No meeting, no awkward pitch, no hard feelings. We part as friends.
If there's money being left on the table — I'll send you a few questions ahead of the call so we hit the ground running.
Step 4. We meet on Zoom.
I show you exactly what's wrong, exactly how I'd fix it, and exactly what 2x looks like for your specific list. No vague promises. Just numbers.
Don’t take my word for it
“One of my friends thought that I wrote that email to her personally. It’s crazy how you capture my tone and personalise emails so well.”
Sarah, Naturopath, Melbourne
“The teaser to the campaign was exceptional, and the reveal even better. We got so many queries even before we started giving out the codes.”
Simran, Marketing Coordinator, Nepal
“You’re an absolute joy to work with.”
Aki, Account Executive, India
10+ Years of Agency Life
VLCC · Himalaya Herbals · L'Occitane · Samsung · TCL · Alcatel
TV campaigns, billboards, a couple of squabbles with celebrities I probably shouldn't name. But that's the past.
All I want now is to help you connect with your list like a human being. No star-studded campaigns. No millions in ad spend. Just emails — from you, to the people who already want to hear from you.
Send me THE guide to fixing.
Your emails + The right inbox!
I know — you don't spam. You're sending genuinely helpful advice to people who asked for it. But Gmail doesn't see a healer.
It sees a business. And one too many offers later, you're filed right next to mattress sales or crypto scams.
P.S. I'll check in occasionally to see how you're getting on. You're free to tell me to stop — but most people don't.