Modern stack, no legacy debt
GA4, server-side tracking, modern CMSs, current ad APIs. We're not still running an agency on tools from 2017.
If you've already tried Email with another Fort Wayne-area shop and it didn't move the number, we'd like to see the data. Most often the strategy was sound but the measurement was broken — and that's the first thing we fix.
Email is still the highest-margin marketing channel because the audience is yours and the unit economics are predictable. We build lifecycle programs — welcome series, abandonment, post-purchase, win-back, anniversary — on Klaviyo, HubSpot, or whatever platform you already pay for. Most Fort Wayne accounts we inherit are running one weekly broadcast and nothing else; the gain from adding 6-8 triggered flows is usually 2-3x revenue per recipient.
GA4, server-side tracking, modern CMSs, current ad APIs. We're not still running an agency on tools from 2017.
Code, creative, accounts, and strategy documents all live in your systems. No proprietary lock-in, no hostage data.
Every monthly report ties our work back to leads, bookings, or revenue — not just impressions and rankings.
If a tactic won't work for your business, we'll tell you — even when it costs us scope. Honest scope beats expensive surprises.
Fort Wayne is Indiana's second-largest city and Northeast Indiana's commercial center — a defense-electronics economy (BAE Systems, Raytheon), insurance (Lincoln Financial), healthcare (Parkview, Lutheran), and a strong base of family-owned manufacturers. Smaller than Indy but with a sophisticated B2B market that punches above its size.
Where our Fort Wayne client base is concentrated:
Our Email clients aren't just inside Fort Wayne city limits — we work across Allen County and the broader Indiana market.
We work with businesses across the surrounding area:
For ecommerce and direct-to-consumer: Klaviyo. For service businesses with a sales team: HubSpot or ActiveCampaign. For very small lists: Mailchimp is fine. We work in all of them and won't push a migration unless the math is clear.
Revenue per recipient, list-growth rate net of churn, and incremental revenue from triggered flows. Open rates are unreliable post Apple Mail Privacy Protection — we use them as directional signal only.
Lifecycle flows fire continuously based on customer behavior. Broadcast cadence is usually 1-2x per week for ecommerce, monthly for B2B. We watch unsubscribe and complaint rates closely and dial back if signal turns negative.
Yes. Domain warm-up, DMARC/DKIM/SPF setup, list cleanup, and inbox-placement testing through tools like GlockApps. If you're already in the spam folder we triage that before adding volume.
Most engagements kick off within 2 weeks of a signed scope. The 14 days are spent on access provisioning, baseline measurement, and stakeholder interviews so the work that follows isn't blind.