Marketing
WhatsApp marketing campaigns that get replies, not blocks
Announce an offer, a launch or an event to the people who already gave you their number — as individual, personalized chats sent from your own WhatsApp Web session.
$9.99/month or $69.99/year · no account, no sign-up — pay and paste the license into the extension.
Why marketers move to WhatsApp
Email opens sit in the low twenties for most small lists; a WhatsApp message to a customer who knows you is usually read the same hour. The channel is also two-way: people answer questions instead of clicking a link and disappearing, which turns a campaign into a set of conversations your team can close.
The catch is that WhatsApp is a personal space. Volume without consent, or the same message sent to a bought list, ends in reports and a restricted number. The whole point of pacing controls is to make a legitimate campaign look like what it is.
How to run the campaign
- 01
Segment before you send
Split buyers, leads and cold contacts into separate CSV files. The same offer written for the wrong segment is what gets reported.
- 02
Write one short message
One idea, one link, one question. Use {{name}} and turn on AI variants so the list does not receive byte-identical text.
- 03
Send in waves
Cap the day, randomize delays and keep sending inside business hours. A 400-contact list over three days beats 400 in one hour.
- 04
Work the replies
Track who answered in the deals pipeline and move them forward. A campaign with no follow-up is a spend, not a channel.
Campaigns that work on this channel
- Limited-time offer to past customers
- New product or menu launch with a photo
- Event invitation with an RSVP question
- Voice note from the founder for a big announcement
- Restock alert to people who asked to be notified
- Appointment or renewal reminders
- Post-purchase review request
- Win-back message to customers who went quiet
What you need before the first send
A clean list, an opt-in you can point to, and a message you would be happy to receive. Get the list ready with the CSV and Excel import, set the pace with the automation controls, and record the announcement as a bulk voice note when text is not enough.
Frequently asked questions
Does WhatsApp marketing work better than email?
For an opt-in list, yes in most cases: WhatsApp messages are typically opened within minutes and replies come back as a normal conversation. The trade-off is that the channel is personal, so a bad campaign costs you a block instead of an unsubscribe.
How often should I message my list?
For most small businesses, once or twice a month for offers plus transactional messages when something actually happens. Weekly promotional blasts to the same list is where block rates start climbing.
Do I need consent to send marketing on WhatsApp?
Yes. Send only to people who gave you their number for this purpose — customers, form leads, subscribers. Keep proof of consent and honour opt-outs immediately using the built-in blacklist.
Can I send images, PDFs or voice notes in a campaign?
Yes. You can attach media to the message and you can send a recorded voice note to the whole list as a native WhatsApp audio, which usually outperforms plain text for launches.
Keep reading
WhatsApp marketing guide
The long-form playbook: lists, consent, cadence and metrics.
Sales follow-up
Turn campaign replies into a pipeline you actually work.
Bulk messaging feature
How personalized bulk sending works under the hood.
How to send bulk messages
Step-by-step from spreadsheet to first campaign.
Excel to WhatsApp
Free converter that cleans a spreadsheet into numbers.
Pricing
$9.99 monthly or $69.99 yearly, no account needed.
Send your next campaign this week
Buy a license, paste the code into the extension and your opt-in list hears from you today.