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Newsletters, sequences, and WhatsApp Business messages for people who asked to hear from you.
Email and WhatsApp marketing is how a business in Dubai keeps a conversation going after someone has raised a hand: a newsletter, a short sequence, or a WhatsApp Business message. Spring Future writes the messages, sets the list rules, sends on the schedule you approve, and reports what came back. The page people sign up on is website design. Social posting for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn is social media management.
A regular letter: one topic, a clear next step, and words in the language your list uses.
A send to people who agreed to hear from you, with a list you can explain and an unsubscribe line.
A short series after a signup, a booking, or a purchase, sent on the days you choose.
Campaigns and service messages on WhatsApp to people who have opted in.
A page or a form that collects a name and number, then starts the first message.
Sends, opens where the tool provides them, replies, and the leads that came back.
A bulk send goes to people who agreed to receive it. The reason is a form on your site, a checkout, an event registration, or another opt-in you can show. The message names who it is from, says why it arrived, and includes a way to unsubscribe. Addresses that bounce or unsubscribe come off the next send. Copywriting is included: we write the subject and the body, and you can also provide the text.
A newsletter is the steady version of that send. One topic, a link to the page that explains it, and a single next step. A sequence is the version that runs itself: a welcome on day one, a useful note a few days later, and a prompt when the person is ready. You choose the gaps. We build the steps in the tool and leave you able to pause them.
WhatsApp marketing uses WhatsApp Business. Messages go to people who opted in to WhatsApp, for an offer, a reminder, or a service note such as a booking confirmation. The thread stays in WhatsApp, where the person can reply. A chatbot that answers those replies is on the AI chatbots page. This page is the outbound campaign and the list behind it.
The same consent idea applies. We record where the opt-in happened, we match the language of the message to the language the person used, and we keep service messages and promotional messages distinct so the team knows which is which. Arabic and English can both be in the plan.
Lead generation here means a clear place to raise a hand: a form on the website, a line in the newsletter, or a reply on WhatsApp. The fields stay short. Name and phone are enough to start. The lead then enters the sequence you chose, or lands with the team if a person should answer.
Reporting stays with the figures the sending tool provides: list size, messages sent, replies, unsubscribes, and the leads that asked for a conversation. We send that as a short monthly note, with what we would change in the next letter. Offices are in Dubai and London, and the studio’s 15+ years and 350+ websites are the background for the pages these campaigns point at.
Apps, chatbots, social posts, events, and design samples.
The page where people sign up and read the offer.
Newsletters, a proper bulk send to a consented list, and short automation sequences. Copywriting is included, and you can also send your own text.
Each address needs a reason to be there: a signup, a purchase, or another opt-in you can point to. Every send includes a way to unsubscribe. We keep the list tidy with you.
A message on WhatsApp to people who opted in: an offer, a reminder, or a follow-up. Service messages can confirm a booking. The chat stays on WhatsApp.
Yes. A form on the site can add a person to the list and start the first sequence. The site itself is website design.
What was sent, how many people were on the list, replies, and the leads the campaign produced. We use the numbers the sending tool actually gives.
The channel and the kind of message are enough to start.