Brad Hussey

Good meeting you at Craft + Commerce.

This page is the context I'd have given you if our hallway conversation had another 20 minutes. Short version below, then two quick questions so I can point you somewhere useful.

Kit user #449 ยท RightMessage Preferred Partner
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Who you just met

A decade-plus inside creator email accounts.

I'm Brad Hussey. Email personalization strategist and agency owner. Kit user #449, personally invited by Nathan Barry back when the platform was young enough that a user number meant something. These days I'm a RightMessage preferred agency partner, and my agency builds complete email systems for full-time creators on Kit.

I've spent the last decade-plus inside creator email accounts. Authors, coaches, course creators. The pattern is almost always the same.

The problem

This is why we got talking.

A welcome sequence you wrote two years ago. A few automations held together with duct tape. A broadcast schedule that sends the exact same email to your newest free subscriber and the customer who's bought everything you sell.

That setup leaks revenue every day it runs. Your list already contains the buyers. Your emails just can't tell them apart from everyone else.

What I do about it

We build you a Creator Engine.

My agency builds what I call a Creator Engine: a complete email system on Kit that asks your subscribers who they are, segments them properly, personalizes what each person sees using Liquid, and sells your offers automatically while you make things. Built for you, documented, handed over working.

Some creators don't need the full build yet. They need a roadmap. For that I do strategy sessions where we map out your newsletter automations together and you leave with a plan you can execute yourself.

Your turn

Five quick taps. Thirty seconds.

Your answers tell me whether the right next step is a call with me or my newsletter, where I share this work every week. Either way you get something useful out of scanning a stranger's QR code.

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Is this your full-time thing?