Envio
An email campaign planner for small ecommerce stores.
I'm still at a phase where I'm trying to get people to try out the tool and get feedback from more people, but it's really challenging so far.
I ran some Meta Ads, but no success so far. I'll try a more direct approach by posting in some ecom Facebook groups, or just contacting people directly.
I built this because my friend kept asking me to write his email campaigns for him
He runs a small online furniture store. Good products, decent traffic, but he was sending maybe one email a month, and only when he remembered.
He knew email marketing mattered, but never had the time or energy to sit down and plan it properly.
So I built Envio, using my knowledge and experience in E-Mail Marketing and CRM.
You give it your store URL. It crawls your site, understands your products, your tone, your upcoming seasons. Then every two weeks it generates a campaign plan with the actual email copy written, ready to paste into Klaviyo or Mailchimp or whatever you already use.
My friend is now sending 8 campaigns a month. He hasn't asked me to write a single email since.
If you know a store owner who's in the same situation, or if you are one, I'd love for you to try it. There's a 2 week free trial, which I can extend if you are interested in doing more testing.
Happy to answer any questions about how it works or what's coming next.
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I'd be careful treating this as a feedback-acquisition problem too quickly.
The interesting question may not be how to get more people to try Envio.
It may be what kind of feedback actually deserves confidence once they do.
Those sound similar, but they can lead to very different conclusions about the buyer, the product, and which signals are worth optimizing around.
I wouldn't make that call casually from the current data.