I signed up on Brevo yesterday and set up an email campaign successfully launched for a few contacts of my client🚀
Yesterday, I built and deployed an email campaign using Brevo, handling everything from email design and copy implementation to audience segmentation and campaign setup.
What went into this campaign:
✅ Email design and formatting
✅ Mobile responsiveness testing
✅ Audience segmentation
✅ Campaign scheduling and delivery
✅ Deliverability best practices
✅ Performance tracking setup
Email marketing isn't just about sending newsletters. It's about delivering the right message to the right audience at the right time.
A well-executed email campaign can nurture leads, increase engagement, and drive conversions without relying solely on paid ads.
I've attached a short walkthrough video report along with a screenshot of the campaign:
If you're looking for help with email marketing, automation, customer journeys, or CRM workflows, feel free to connect.
Social Media & Ads Agency: Landing Page System, Gated Lead Capture & Case Study Engine
Complete website and lead generation system for a social media content and paid ads agency serving local service businesses.
I designed and built the full multi-page site in Framer around the agency’s services, client results, case studies, and core offers, with a strong focus on converting traffic into qualified leads.
The project included custom lead capture functionality, CRM integration, Meta tracking, scheduling, CMS driven case studies, sitewide chat, and the supporting infrastructure needed to manage and grow the site over time.
The result is a polished, scalable website that supports both organic and paid acquisition while giving the agency a much stronger system for turning visitors into booked opportunities.
The new conversion flow started producing leads within its first week live.
This is a strong example of making a marketing site behave like a real acquisition system rather than a brochure. The gated lead flow, CMS case studies, and tracking stack feel thoughtfully connected to the conversion goal.
Which Plushie Email Verification Design Do You Prefer?
I explored a couple of directions for Plushie’s email verification experience, keeping the core idea the same while experimenting with different layouts, visual hierarchy, and ways to make the verification code feel more playful.
Version 01 - Visual-first, with a strong hero illustration
Version 02 - More structured, clean, and email-focused
Both follow the same soft, plushie-inspired visual language.
Version 02, mostly because showing it inside the actual email client chrome builds more trust that this is really landing in the inbox. Version 01's illustration is charming but it's competing with the code for attention.