Email campaigns for Iraqi companies
Your customer contacts live in a sales rep’s phone and an old Excel file, and every offer goes out as a WhatsApp broadcast that risks getting the number blocked. We set up email as a second channel you own: a sending account and domain in your name, contacts imported only where people agreed, Arabic and English templates that read well on phones, automatic welcome and follow-up emails, and reports on opens and clicks.
Yes, we have a list
Tell us roughly how many addresses you hold and where they came from. We quote for cleaning the list and running the first campaigns.
No, not yet
We start with sign-up forms on your site and pages, plus a welcome sequence, so the list grows with people who chose to join.
Templates per language, Arabic right to left
Lists built from people who agreed to get email
Email beside social media, ads and design work
Websites and digital marketing for over a decade
An email channel needs these four pieces before the first send. The quote states which ones are included and how often you send.
A platform account and your domain verified to send
Existing contacts imported, new ones joining by form
Arabic and English layouts in your brand colours
Automatic emails plus offers sent on a calendar
An email is worth sending only if it arrives, opens properly and gives a reason to act. These seven points are what we check on every send.
Each one is tested before your list sees it.
Templates and send dates are agreed by WhatsApp and email, and you see a test of every email on your own phone before it goes out.
Nothing reaches your list until you have approved the test email.
We agree what email should do for you: repeat orders, reminders, news for clients, or follow-up after an enquiry, and how often to send.
We open the sending account in your company’s name and add the records your domain needs, working with whoever manages it.
Your Excel or phone contacts are cleaned and imported. Anyone with no sign of agreeing to email is left out, and you approve the final list.
You review the Arabic and English templates with your logo and colours, and ask for changes until they look right on a phone.
We send tests to common mail apps, fix any display problem, then send the first campaign or switch on the welcome sequence.
You get opens, clicks and the orders or enquiries we can link to each email, with what to change next time. The quote states how often.
Three causes we find behind most disappointing first sends, and how each is put right.
Hardly anyone opens
Messages vanish into folders.
People mark it as spam
Complaints after every send.
Opened, but no clicks
Readers look, then close it.
Your list is a business asset built over years. It should never be held hostage by a platform account you cannot open.
The list and the sending account are in your company’s name.
Sending platform
Domain records
Forms and links
Each one is priced on its own and added only when you ask.
With these four things ready, the first email can go out soon after set-up. Anything missing becomes a question in our reply.
Contacts only in phones? Export them to a sheet and we sort out the rest.
Each type of business sends email for a different reason. These are common uses, not a list of clients in Iraq.
Online shops: restock alerts and forgotten baskets
Schools: term news and fee reminders for parents
Clinics: reminders for check-ups and return visits
B2B suppliers: monthly price sheets
Real estate: fresh units for buyers on the list
Events: invites, then a reminder the day before
Training centres: next intake and certificate news
Hotels: seasonal stays and return guests
Email has two costs: the platform, which charges you by list size, and our work on set-up, writing and sending. A clear quote keeps them apart.
Three lines your quote should show:
Tell us your list size and goal in a quote request, and we reply with the sends and sequences we would quote.
Most platforms charge more as the subscriber count grows.
Separate Arabic and English layouts add design and testing.
Each automatic sequence is written, built and tested once.
Platform charges sit on their own line, apart from our fee.
Write to us on WhatsApp at +964 784 684 3068, or use the quote form. Tell us what you have, for example: “We have about 3,000 customer emails from our store orders; we want a monthly offer email in Arabic.”
Before the first send, ask: did these people agree to receive email from us? Is our sending domain verified? Whose name is the platform account in? Can we export the list at any time? What will the report show? WhatsApp broadcasts stay useful for short notices, but sending offers to people who never saved your number risks a ban; email gives you a second channel you control.
Plain answers on lists, sending tools, spam folders, Arabic display, ownership and frequency.
No. Bought lists are full of people who never agreed, which brings spam reports and can get the sending account closed.
We choose a platform with you based on list size and budget and name it in the quote. The account is yours and its fees are paid by you directly.
Usually because the domain is not verified for sending, or the list holds people who never agreed. We fix both, though no one can promise every email reaches the inbox.
Yes. Arabic templates are built right to left and tested in the common mail apps on Android and iPhone before any send.
Yes, in Arabic and English, from your offers and news. You approve every email, and your team adds details only it knows.
You do. It sits in a platform account in your company’s name and can be exported whenever you like.
Many lists do well with one or two a month, plus automatic emails. We watch unsubscribes and adjust the pace.
They do different jobs. WhatsApp suits short notices to people who saved your number; email suits offers, news and records, and the list stays yours.
Yes. Welcome, reminder and follow-up emails can run on their own. For cart and order emails, the store needs to connect, which our ecommerce service handles.
Yes. The platform shows opens and clicks per email and per person, and our report sums up what they mean for your next send.
No, we have no office in Iraq. We work with you by video call, WhatsApp and email, and test emails go to your own phone.
Articles from our blog on building a list, consent and writing emails people open.
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