The Real Offer, Not A Vague One
Products, prices and terms come from your own pages and price list, so the email promises what you actually offer. Estimated prices never appear.
Website to email campaign
Your website already holds what a good email needs: what you sell, what it costs and why it's worth it. Tell Obbo what the campaign is for, and it turns those pages into a short campaign written separately for each kind of customer.
Why start from your website
Products, prices and terms come from your own pages and price list, so the email promises what you actually offer. Estimated prices never appear.
A first-time buyer and a loyal customer need different reasons to act. Each email in the campaign is written for one of them.
Already have a page or a podcast episode in Obbo? Turn it into a campaign, and the emails are written from that piece first.
What you get
Obbo suggests who the campaign is for, such as new customers or past buyers, and writes one email for each. You can rename any of them.
Each email gets its own subject line and the preview text that shows beside it in the inbox.
A heading, short text, a photo, key figures, a callout and a button: the parts that read well in an email.
Photos from your website and your library, placed where they help the reader.
Each statement is checked against your website and documents. Anything they don't support is rewritten or taken out of the email that holds it.
When your material gives one thing two ways, such as two pages with different prices, Obbo uses one and leaves you a short note about the other.
How it works
Type a sentence, like a spring offer for past customers or a welcome for new ones.
Obbo plans who each email is for and what it covers, and asks up to three questions when your answer would change the plan.
Edit any subject, sentence or photo by hand, or tell Obbo what to change.
Paste it into Gmail or Apple Mail, open it as an Outlook draft, or copy it into Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot or Constant Contact.
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