Your business could use a secretary. Your website can help.
I build automated systems that take the repetitive, easy-to-forget parts of your sales and marketing off your plate, so you can spend less time keeping track of your business and more time running it.
What I can automate:
Lead capture
Give interested visitors an easy way to raise their hand, whether that's through a form, free resource, consultation request, or email signup.
Email sequences
Create a series of helpful, intentional emails that automatically go out based on where someone is in their journey.
Lead nurturing
Stay relevant with people who aren't quite ready to buy yet, so you don't have to start from scratch every time they come back around.
Follow-up
Automate the little things that are easy to forget: reminders, next steps, abandoned inquiries, post-purchase communication, and more.
Segmentation
Not everyone needs the same message. Funnels can respond differently based on what someone clicked, downloaded, purchased, or showed interest in.
Automation should feel personal. Not robotic.
Build the system once. Let it keep working.
Your business shouldn't depend on you remembering to send the right email to the right person at exactly the right moment.
I'll help you create a funnel that connects your website, content, email, and calls to action into one cohesive system.
So instead of constantly asking, “What should I do next?”
Your marketing already knows.
Ready to build a funnel that keeps working when you're asleep?
FAQ's
What is an automated marketing funnel?
An automated marketing funnel is a series of connected marketing steps that automatically guides potential customers from discovering your business to becoming a customer. It can combine landing pages, forms, email sequences, lead magnets, and other automated follow-ups to nurture leads without requiring you to manually manage every interaction.
How does an automated marketing funnel work?
It starts with an action someone takes, like downloading a free guide, filling out a form, or signing up for your email list. From there, the funnel takes over, delivering the right information at the right time and guiding that person toward the next step. Think of it like having a really organized assistant who never forgets to follow up.
What can you automate with a marketing funnel?
Quite a lot, actually. Lead capture, welcome emails, follow-ups, nurture sequences, appointment reminders, sales emails, and re-engagement campaigns can all be automated. The trick is figuring out where automation can make your customer's experience smoother and your life a whole lot easier.
Do I need an email list to use an automated marketing funnel?
Nope. An email list can be an important piece of the puzzle, but it's not the whole puzzle. Your funnel can connect your website, forms, lead magnets, email marketing platform, CRM, scheduling software, and other tools to create a seamless customer journey.
Are automated marketing funnels worth it for small businesses?
Especially, yes! If you're spending a lot of time chasing leads, sending the same emails, or trying to remember who needs a follow-up. A thoughtfully built funnel can handle those repetitive tasks for you, giving you more time to focus on the parts of your business that actually require a human. Think of an automation like your digital secretary.
What are some of the most common small business automation setups?
Every business is a little different, but there are a few automations I find myself building again and again:
1. Free Quote Management
When someone requests a quote, their information is automatically added to your CRM, they receive a thank-you email, and a reminder to follow up lands on your phone. Over the next week, they can also receive a few helpful introductory emails, so you’re staying top-of-mind without having to remember every follow-up yourself.
2. Lead Magnet Delivery
Someone downloads your free resource and automatically receives it, joins the right email list, and enters a short nurture sequence that keeps your business top-of-mind.
3. New Customer Welcome Sequence
A new customer signs up and automatically receives helpful emails that introduce your process, set expectations, and guide them toward the next step.
4. Appointment & Consultation Follow-Up
Automated confirmations and reminders before an appointment, followed by a helpful follow-up email with next steps afterward.
5. Abandoned Cart Recovery
Ever decide not to go through with a purchase, only to get an email the next day offering you a discount on that exact item you were considering? That's Abandoned Cart Recovery. Someone adds items to their cart but doesn’t check out. They automatically receive a friendly reminder, followed by a few strategic follow-ups to encourage them to come back and complete their purchase.
