Email is a good home for fuller updates, newsletters and useful follow-up. Text is better for concise, time-sensitive messages when a contact has chosen to receive them.
Campaigns Hub
Email and text marketing that feels personal.
One contacts database, two channels, and automations that keep customers coming back — built for local businesses.
Email marketing
Send the fuller story when it is useful.
Build a clear update around the work your business is already doing: seasonal reminders, helpful advice, review follow-up or a simple invitation to come back. The message stays recognizable, while the audience stays deliberate.
- Start from a calm, on-brand layout.
- Choose a segment before the send.
- Keep each message connected to real customer context.
Hello there,
We are opening a few early appointments for customers who would like to get ahead of the season. If a quick check-in would be helpful, our team is ready when you are.
Choose a time →Text marketing
Make the short message count.
Use text for a quick reminder, a timely opening or a follow-up that does not need a full email. Set considerate sending hours, respect channel-specific consent and leave enough room for a customer to reply in their own words.
- Use polite sending hours that suit your customers.
- Keep the purpose clear in the first line.
- Give every recipient a straightforward way to opt out.
Northside ServicesText message
Messages send during your chosen, considerate hours.
Contacts & segments
One contact record. Clear choices for every channel.
Campaigns Hub brings people into the same shared database without flattening their preferences. Email permission, text permission and opt-outs stay distinct, so your team can make an informed choice every time it reaches out.
- Keep opt-outs visible and honoured.
- Import existing contacts with their context intact.
- Build segments around services, locations or customer moments.
ContactEmailTextSegment
Contact 01Past customers
Contact 02Seasonal service
Contact 03Follow-up
Lead forms
Let a useful question become a well-organized next step.
Create a focused website form for the moment someone is ready to ask. New interest lands in the shared contacts database, where optional email and text consent is shown clearly before any follow-up begins.
- Keep the form short enough to finish.
- Make consent optional and specific to the channel.
- Use a simple embed wherever the question belongs.
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Campaigns work better when the rest of the local story stays close.
Helpful answers
A few details worth knowing before you send.
Ready when you are