Let’s Talk About What You Bought.

You’ve already purchased the email placement. Before you start gathering files or trying to decode the publisher’s requirements, let’s talk through the campaign.

We’ll cover where it’s running, what you’re promoting, when the creative is due, what’s already finished, and what still needs to be built. No asset upload or finished creative brief is required before the call; the point of the conversation is to figure out what the project actually needs.

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Start with the Placement

Tell us what you bought. We’ll help figure out the rest.

A dedicated email, sponsored email, email blast, newsletter placement, or publisher-sent campaign can come with very different creative requirements. Before we build anything, we want to understand:

Who is sending the email
What type of placement you purchased
What the publisher calls it
When the creative is due
When the campaign is scheduled to run
What you’re promoting
Where you want readers to go
What you already have
What still needs to be created

If you have the publisher’s specifications handy during the call, great. If you don’t, that’s fine too.

The first step isn’t uploading files. It’s making sure we understand the job.

What We’ll Talk About

The call is meant to be useful, not a generic sales pitch.

We’ll talk through the campaign and help determine what it actually needs.

That may include:

Campaign strategy
Email copywriting
Subject lines and preheaders
Email design and layout
Image and asset preparation
Responsive HTML email development
Calls to action and destination links
Publisher specification review
Final publisher-ready production

If some of that work is already finished, we won’t make you start over.

If almost none of it is finished, that’s okay too.

We’ll figure out where 3mail it should step in.

Before the Call

You only need a few basics.

When you schedule, we’ll ask for a small amount of information so we can understand the context before we speak.

You don’t need to upload assets or prepare a formal creative brief before the call. Start with the campaign basics, and we’ll identify anything else we need together.

Campaign Data Powered by QSL2

Want to see what happens after they send it?

If you want reporting after the publisher sends the campaign, we can discuss Campaign Data powered by QSL2 during the call. It can give approved users access to available real-time clicks, conversions, forwards, and other campaign activity without changing who sends the email.

You don’t need to decide before scheduling.

They send it. You see what happens next.

Choose Your Campaign Call Time

Pick a time that works for you.

After submitting the campaign details, use the calendar below to reserve your time.

Once the call is booked, you’ll receive a confirmation with the meeting details.

What Happens After We Talk?

If 3mail it is a good fit for the campaign, we’ll tell you what we recommend and what we need next.

That may include:

The publisher’s specifications
Your logo and brand guidelines
Product or service photography
Existing advertisements
Website or landing-page links
Draft or approved copy
Offer details
Previous campaign materials

But by that point, you’ll know why we’re asking for them.

We’ll also confirm the scope, timing, responsibilities, and next steps before the project begins.

First we talk. Then we ask for what the campaign actually needs.

THE PLACEMENT IS ALREADY BOUGHT.

Let’s Talk About the Email.

You don’t need to sort through everything before getting in touch. Schedule a short conversation, tell us what you bought, and we’ll help determine what happens next.