01Product launch
Product launch
The new thing, announced correctly. Pre-announce, announce, reminder, last-call.
One-off sends, handled fully. We write, design, and ship the launches, seasonal pushes, event announcements, and "important update from our founder" messages — email or SMS, whichever actually lands for your audience — so your business hits the date without your team touching a tool, a template, or a countdown timer.
Every card below is one kind of campaign we run. The subject line is real — written the way we'd write it if it were leaving the studio this afternoon.
The new thing, announced correctly. Pre-announce, announce, reminder, last-call.
Holiday, summer, back-to-school. Timed for when the inbox is ready to read it.
Concerts, parties, conferences, gallery nights. The announce goes as SMS because ticket drops win on speed; the follow-ups run as email.
Flash sales, member-only windows, clearance. Short, urgent, channel-matched. Real scarcity, not the fake kind.
A new issue, a new season, a new report. The send that amplifies the asset.
Rebrand, anniversary, new location, funding news, team additions.
Two brands, one send. Who writes it, who designs it, where it lands.
When the message can’t wait and the tone has to be exactly right.
The product's back, the waitlist is watching, and the window is short. SMS because by the time an email lands, it's gone.
Laid out as a month. The "send" day is in mint — everything before it is the work we do, everything after is the report we send you. Your team's involvement: one kickoff, one click.
Forty-seven thousand subscribers, one shot, a three-hour send window. The normal move is a week of frayed nerves. This is what we do instead.
We ran two launches through Mailelse this year.
Both outperformed our three previous launches combined.
A 45-minute kickoff and we'll map the next three sends on a calendar — the way this page just showed you one. No tool access, no template library, no homework. You'll approve the first draft in under a week.