Email marketing and automation, with consent built in.
We set up email that people asked for: a welcome note, a follow-up, a reminder. Every message names AumBiz or your company and includes a way to stop.
About this service
Email marketing at AumBiz is mail people asked for: a welcome after they sign up, a follow-up if they asked about a service, a reminder they expected. It is not a blast to a list you bought, and it is not a personal inbox used as a mail cannon. Every message names your company and includes a way to stop.
We set the domain so other mail servers can trust it. That means SPF, so the sender is allowed, DKIM, so the message is signed, and DMARC, so a fake copy of your domain can be rejected. The form that collects addresses uses double opt-in: the person has to confirm from their own inbox. You approve the sequence and the consent line before anything sends. The first batch is small, so bounces are visible before the rest goes out.
Someone who unsubscribes leaves marketing mail and stays off it. A receipt or another transactional note is a separate path and is not used as a way back onto the list. You get a report of sends, bounces, and unsubscribes.
Who it is for
- Teams sending one-off blasts from a personal inbox
- Businesses with a list and no welcome sequence
- Companies whose mail lands in spam
What you get
- Sender setup with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC
- The sequences you approved
- A double opt-in path
- A report of sends, bounces, and unsubscribes
Four steps, agreed in writing
You see the scope before we build, and you approve each stage before the next.
- 1
Discover
We look at the list, how it was collected, and what you want to say.
- 2
Plan
We write the sequence and the consent line. You approve both.
- 3
Build
We connect the domain, the forms, and the unsubscribe path.
- 4
Launch
We send a small first batch and watch bounces before the rest.
Common questions
Straight answers before you start.
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Talk to us about Email marketing and automation
Tell us what you need and when. We reply with questions, then a written scope.
