Question 1

How long until email marketing brings in sales?

Accepted Answer

If you already have a customer list, email can bring leads and sales from the very first sends.
What takes time is learning what works: when people open, which subjects interest them and which offers get a response.
After a few months of regular sending, a clear pattern usually emerges, and you know what to send and to whom.
Most important of all is to send consistently, respect your customers and measure every send.

Question 2

How much do email and SMS marketing cost?

Accepted Answer

The price depends on the size of your list, how often you send, and whether you also need template design and copywriting.
The cost of sending itself, especially for SMS, is paid per message.
After a short intro call you get a detailed proposal that spells out what's included, so there are no surprises later.
It's also worth looking past the price: what each lead costs, and what a new customer is worth to your business.

Question 3

Do you guarantee results?

Accepted Answer

Nobody can guarantee a result in marketing, and anyone who promises numbers up front is usually not telling the whole story.
What we do commit to is a way of working: a clear goal, every lead measured and a report that shows what worked and what didn't.
Experience shows that doing the right things consistently, learning from the data and improving every month, is the surest path to success.
And if something isn't working, you'll hear it from us first, together with what we're changing.

Question 4

What is it like to work with you?

Accepted Answer

We start with a short intro call to understand the business, your customers and your goals.
Then you get a clear plan: what we do, in what order and how success is measured.
Daniel Mantzur leads every project himself, working alongside specialists who each focus on their own field.
Every month you get a simple update: what was done, what worked and what comes next.

Question 5

Does email marketing still work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, especially with customers who already know you.
It's a channel that doesn't depend on an algorithm, and the cost per message is low.

Question 6

What's the difference between a newsletter and an automated flow?

Accepted Answer

A newsletter goes to everyone at once, at a steady pace.
An automated flow goes to each customer based on what they did, such as signing up or buying.

Question 7

When is SMS better than email?

Accepted Answer

SMS suits a short, urgent message, like a reminder or a weekend offer.
Email suits longer content, with images and links.

Question 8

What is segmentation?

Accepted Answer

Splitting your list into groups, for example by what people bought or when they last got in touch.
A message that fits the group gets more attention.

Question 9

How do I build a mailing list?

Accepted Answer

With a sign-up form on your site, at the till or on social, and a good reason to join, like a perk or a guide.
A list built on consent works far better than a bought one.

Question 10

Which flows should I set up first?

Accepted Answer

Welcome, abandoned cart and a post-purchase thank-you.
These flows meet the customer at the moments that matter.

Question 11

Which platform do you send from?

Accepted Answer

We choose a platform by the size of your list, the store or CRM you already have, and whether you need SMS.
The recommendation is explained in the proposal.

Question 12

How often should I send?

Accepted Answer

As often as you have something to say.
A steady, predictable pace beats a burst of messages followed by silence.

Question 13

My emails go to spam.
Why?

Accepted Answer

Usually because of missing domain settings, such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC, or an old list with inactive addresses.
We fix the settings and clean the list.

Question 14

My open rate is low.
What can I do?

Accepted Answer

Check the subject line, the sender name and the send time.
Sometimes you simply need to send less, but more relevant.

Question 15

Lots of people unsubscribe.
Is that bad?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily.
A smaller list of interested people is better.
But if it happens a lot, check the pace and the content.

Question 16

Am I allowed to send SMS to customers?

Accepted Answer

Only to people who agreed to receive marketing messages.
Israel's anti-spam law requires prior consent, marking the message as an advertisement and a simple way to opt out.

Question 17

How is success measured?

Accepted Answer

By clicks, purchases and leads that come from the messages, not only by opens.
That way you know what each message brought in.

Question 18

Can I import an existing list?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if the people on it agreed to receive messages.
Before importing, inactive addresses are removed.

Question 19

Who writes and designs the messages?

Accepted Answer

We write and design templates in your brand's language.
That way every message looks professional, and goes out quickly.

Email and SMS marketingCustomers
who know you
come back.

An email that gets opened.
A customer who comes back.

Fewer sends.
More replies.

From the inbox
to the purchase.

Every message
goes out at the right time.

A welcome sequence

Newsletters

Texts, right on time

See what gets opened

Others send newsletters.
We bring customers back.

Who it’s for

Daniel Mantzur

Frequently asked questions

Does email marketing still work?

What's the difference between a newsletter and an automated flow?

When is SMS better than email?

What is segmentation?

How do I build a mailing list?

Which flows should I set up first?

Which platform do you send from?

How often should I send?

My emails go to spam. Why?

My open rate is low. What can I do?

Lots of people unsubscribe. Is that bad?

Am I allowed to send SMS to customers?

How is success measured?

Can I import an existing list?

Who writes and designs the messages?

Email and SMS marketingCustomerswho know youcome back.

An email that gets opened.A customer who comes back.

Fewer sends.More replies.

From the inboxto the purchase.

Every messagegoes out at the right time.