tinyemail

Open tinyemail, pick a goal, and get a campaign out the door in minutes. Start by organizing your audience: import contacts from CSV, Excel, or a simple paste, then tidy fields and tag customers by purchase history, location, or engagement. Build segments for VIPs, first‑timers, and lapsed buyers so each message feels relevant. Add sign‑up forms to your store, blog, or landing pages to keep your list growing. When you’re ready to send, enable delivery by each subscriber’s time zone and use send‑time optimization to reach inboxes when people actually check email.

Create production‑ready emails without leaning on a designer. Choose a prebuilt layout, then use the drag‑and‑drop editor to assemble content blocks, product highlights, and forms. The real‑time editor shows desktop and mobile previews as you work, so you can spot spacing issues before they ship. Pull assets from the document library, mix in free stock photos, and drop in PDFs or lookbooks as needed. Run a quick spam check to catch risky phrasing or formatting, save your design as a reusable template, and lock styles so the team stays on brand. Schedule the send or connect it to a trigger—like a sign‑up, purchase, or tag change—so the right email fires at the right moment.

Automate the busywork with journeys that react to what shoppers do. Build a welcome series that educates, converts, and captures preferences over several days. Create action‑based flows: reminders for abandoned carts, thank‑yous after delivery, cross‑sell offers after a second order, or win‑backs when interest fades. Use autoresponders for simple confirmations and drip campaigns for longer programs. If you publish regularly, set RSS‑to‑email to package new posts automatically. Test what matters: subject lines, hero images, CTAs, or layouts with A/B and multivariate experiments. Define your success metric—opens, clicks, or revenue—and choose a winner once the data is clear.

Tighten performance with fast feedback loops. Click maps and link tracking reveal where attention lands so you can move buttons, simplify copy, or swap images. Spot segments that stall and re‑engage them with a tailored series or paid retargeting. Launch Facebook and Instagram ads to mirror your email offer, and follow up with Google remarketing to bring browsers back. Keep assets centralized in the document library to speed collaboration. On the road, use the mobile app to approve drafts, pause a send, or check results in real time. As your list evolves, refresh segments, roll recurring tests, and keep scheduling tuned to each region’s local time—so your messages arrive when they’re wanted, not when they’re easy for you.