CRM & email

Keep good
connections going.

An enquiry is a beginning. I help you organise what happens next, so useful conversations have a clear owner, a sensible follow-up and less chance of being forgotten.

In plain English

What it means.
Why it matters.

CRM means customer relationship management: a system and process for keeping track of contacts, enquiries and customer relationships. Email supports that process with relevant, timely messages. The aim is a journey your team can understand and maintain.

When contact details, notes and next steps live in different places, follow-up becomes harder. A simple, well-used process helps your team see who needs attention and gives customers a more consistent experience.

The practical work

What I can
help you do.

We select the work together.
Scope and time are agreed before it starts.

01

Map the journey

Understand how people enquire, who responds and what happens afterwards. Agree useful stages and responsibilities before configuring a tool.

02

Organise the essentials

Review contact fields, pipeline stages, duplicates and access within an agreed area. Help choose or improve a suitable CRM setup.

03

Prepare useful follow-up

Write selected welcome, enquiry or nurture emails. Agree the audience, timing, approval and appropriate permission checks before sending.

04

Connect and hand over

Set up agreed reminders or simple workflows, test the route and provide guidance for your team to use it consistently.

Something you can use

What you
come away with.

Depending on the agreed work:

  • An agreed contact or enquiry process with clear next steps.
  • Selected CRM improvements, email templates or sequences.
  • A tested workflow and practical handover notes where included.
An example, not a promise

How it could
look in practice.

For enquiries arriving through a website, we might create a clear pipeline, assign an owner and prepare a follow-up template. The aim is fewer missed next steps; any improvement needs to be checked against how the team actually uses the process.

How we judge progress

We can review response time, overdue follow-ups, enquiry-to-customer conversion and repeat business where records allow. Email clicks, replies and useful actions are often more informative than open rates alone.

The right level of support

Scope comes
before commitment.

Strategy & Delivery and the two leadership packages can include agreed CRM and email work. Marketing Strategy can map the process and help your team choose what to improve first.

Software subscriptions, bulk data cleaning, major migrations and custom integrations may need separate costs or scope. Campaigns depend on suitable contact permissions, accurate data and approval. Delivery to an inbox, replies and sales are not guaranteed.

Availability, platform fit and delivery dates are confirmed before work begins. Services describe what we can agree to work on; your package sets the time available.

See prices, hours and how they work
A conversation comes first

Let’s start with
what you need.

Tell me what you are working towards, what feels stuck and where you would welcome support. We can agree a realistic starting point.