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Full funnel SMS and email for peptide brands
Campaigns and automations, written and sent. Email and outreach ride the same funnel. Peptide SMS is the toughest send in this industry. We register the lanes and keep the number live.
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15x to 20x
Average SMS campaign ROAS
We send it
Copy, lanes, and the live drop
Two lanes
Care and marketing, registered first
One funnel
SMS, email, and list outreach
The hard part
Email is easy.
Peptide SMS is not.
Anyone can take your email. Almost no one will write a restock text, register a marketing campaign, and hit send without getting the number filtered offline. That is the toughest thing to do in the peptide industry. That is the work we take.
The funnel
Full funnel SMS and email. The offer we hammer is the send other peptide teams cannot keep live.
The send we take
Restock drops, winback, loyalty, flash sale, cart recovery. We write the copy, register the lane, cap the list, and send. Peptide campaigns we keep come back at 15x to 20x ROAS.
11:06 AM Tesamorelin restock
Tesamorelin 10mg is back. 84 vials. The list that opted in gets first look until 6:00 PM.
Cart recovery, browse abandon, welcome, and back in stock. Mapped to the right registered campaign so a cart text never sits on a promo number.
The rest of the funnel in Omnisend or whatever CRM you already run. Same calendar as the texts. Email is the easy channel. We still write it.
Restock, winback, and replenish to people who already opted in. SMS when the vial is scarce. Email when the story needs room.
Support desk texts are an add on, priced after we see volume.
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Why this team
Most teams will draft a text and stall on registration. We write the campaign, register the marketing lane, cap the list, and send. That is the work peptide shops cannot buy from a generic retention shop.
Carriers treat peptide shops differently. Care and marketing never share a number. Carts stay on customer care. Drops sit on a marketing campaign with documented opt in.
SMS is the hard send. Email and outreach sit next to it so the shop is not stitching two agencies together. One audit. One funnel. One team that will actually text.
The process
01
Send the store, the CRM, and what you already send. We map SMS lanes, email flows, and the first campaign we would write.
02
This is the step other teams skip. Carts and shipping stay on customer care. Promos and restock sit on a marketing campaign with documented opt in.
03
We write the SMS campaigns and automations, then send them. Email and outreach launch on the same calendar.
04
Receipts and opt outs write back to your CRM. Thin SMS drops get cut. The number stays on the air.
Questions
SMS campaigns and SMS automations we write and send, plus email campaigns, email automations, and owned list outreach in the same funnel. Peptide SMS is the hard part. That is the work we are built to get live.
Carriers filter peptide traffic. Generic tools put carts and restock drops on one campaign, then the number goes offline. We register care and marketing first, write the text, and send it. Most email shops will not touch that send.
Yes. Email campaigns and automations run in Omnisend or whatever CRM you already run. Email is in the funnel. SMS is the send we hammer, because that is the one peptide shops cannot keep live on their own.
Generic tools put everything on one campaign. That is how peptide numbers get filtered offline. We register care and marketing first, then we send. The number stays on the air.
No. Carriers register 10DLC by use case. Abandoned carts and shipping can share customer care. Promos and winbacks need a marketing campaign plus documented opt in. Mixing them is how a number gets shut down.
No. Your CRM still owns the journey. We sit next to it, write the SMS and email, map each event to the right campaign, and send.
We talk through pricing on the audit call. Send the store and what you need to send. We come back with the lane map, the first SMS we would write, and a number that fits.
No long contract to start. We map the lanes before you pay for a number you do not need.
Yes. Support is an add on for additional cost. We run the care lane for order questions, shipping, and restock replies. Mention it on the audit and we price it after we see volume.
Ready to send?
Send the store. The team gets the lead, then you pick a time on the booking page. On the call we map the SMS lanes, the first campaigns we would write and send, and how email sits in the same funnel. Pricing happens there. No rate card on this page.
Support desk texts are an add on, priced after we see volume. Choose Support add on on the form if you want that priced too.
Call request received
We emailed the team. Open the booking page to pick a time if you were not sent there.
Pick a timeOrder questions, shipping, restock replies. Same care lane. Additional cost, priced after we see volume.
Support request received
We will reply with how the care lane would run and what the add on costs.