Growth & Marketing
Email marketing
The most cost-effective way to reach your own customer list: newsletters, automated flows and consent management under Türkiye's İYS rules.
The problem
Your social followers belong to the platform; your email list belongs to you. Still, most businesses either never use it or blast it without consent — losing customers and running into regulation.
What we do
We set up consent first: separate opt-in on forms, registration with Türkiye's Message Management System (İYS) and easy unsubscribe. Then we design automated flows — welcome, abandoned cart, re-engagement — alongside regular newsletters. We measure leads and sales from email, not just opens.
How we work
Discovery call
We listen to your business, your goals and where things stand today, and gather what we need for a quote.
Written quote
We put the scope, timeline and price in writing. If something out of scope comes up, we talk first.
Build
We show progress at short intervals and move ahead with your approval at every step.
Measure and support
After launch we measure the results, report on them and keep improving.
Frequently asked questions
Is İYS registration mandatory?
In Türkiye, businesses sending commercial electronic messages must register with the Message Management System (İYS) and keep recipient consents there. We set up registration and the consent flow together with you.
Can we use the list we already have?
It depends on whether the people on it gave consent. We review consent status together first; we don't send to addresses without consent.
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Let's talk about this service.
A short call is enough to pin down the scope and timeline.