A letter from Luca, founder of Spedito
- From
- Luca, founder of Spedito
- To
- Anyone running something who has no time for marketing
- Subject
- Your next customer is already in your contacts
Dear friend,
let me tell you something anyone who has looked after customers for a few years knows by heart:
the easiest customer to win is the one who has already come through your door.
Or through your website, your booking page, your online shop, your course. They know you. They liked what they got. And very likely they left you their email address.
And yet, every month, some of them don’t come back. Not because they were unhappy. Because life goes on, someone else’s offer lands in their inbox, and they simply forget about you.
There’s a remedy as old as trade itself: staying in touch. Once a month. A few lines: something new, an offer, a “we’ve missed you”.
You know this already. Maybe you’ve even tried.
So you know how it went. You opened one of those famous tools and found yourself staring at templates to lay out, blocks to drag around, words like “audience”, “workflow”, “multivariate testing”.
You lost an afternoon working out where to change a colour. And when you were finally ready, you noticed that the price, often in dollars, goes up every time you add a few contacts.
It’s not your fault. Those tools are built for agencies and marketing departments. You have something to run.
That’s why we built Spedito.
At its heart, Spedito does three things:
- Bring your contacts from any tool, in a minute.
- Write your email the way you write any email.
- Press Send.
Write. Send. Done.
Everything else — the welcome sequence for new subscribers, the signup form for your website, the link with your shop or your booking calendar, the translation for customers abroad — is there when you need it, and out of the way when you don’t. Each one comes with a guide, step by step.
No templates to lay out. No jargon. No surprises on the bill: you pay in euros, based on how many contacts you have, and up to 500 contacts you pay nothing.
We built it for the counter of a shop, the desk of a studio, the kitchen table where a newsletter gets written on a Sunday evening. Not for an agency boardroom.
Below you’ll find exactly what it does, what it costs, and why you can try it without risking a single euro.