Customer Stories

More than 30,000 organizations around the world use Emma to power their email campaigns and surveys. And though they have different brands and goals, they all share a common desire to bring style, ease and success to their marketing and communication efforts.

These stories show how a few of our customers have shaped Emma's email marketing features into real strategies for their small businesses and non-profits. Take a look at their successes, and then see how Emma can help you tell your story in style.

More about Emma

Say hello to Emma, the email marketing and communications service that's taken a unique approach to web-based software. We think it should be easy to use (goodbye, cluttered interface). It should be made for you (farewell, generic templates). And it should even be fun (see ya around, support phone queue).

When you have Emma, you have built-in values like easy surveys and forms, sophisticated designs, smart features and unusually friendly customer support. It's all about creating, sending and tracking your email campaigns and surveys in style.

Meet Sweet Leaf Tea.

How the Austin-based organic beverage company reaches their fans.

We finally have a way for our fans to feel more connected to our brand.

- David Smith & Clayton Christopher

All style, no fuss.

When it's time to share the latest specials and contests with their loyal fans, the Sweet Leaf Team pairs their custom-designed stationery with any of Emma's click-and-build text and image layouts, and voila! Fancy e-newsletter, minus the fancy coding skills.

I don't have to be a designer to get my email campaigns to look on brand.

Built-in ways to share the goodness.

Word-of-mouth travels fast about Sweet Leaf Tea, particularly when those mouths enjoy a bottle of Peach Tea. With their email newsletter, Sweet Leaf encourages their fans to share on social networks and over email. And with Emma, it's all built in.

I love how fans can easily send to another friend — and how I can track it all, of course!

Simpler send-offs.

Gone are the not-so-sweet days of BCCing a newsletter PDF. Now, Emma's servers handle the complex world of email delivery. Also, this is the Sweet Leaf Team's dog, Bayer. Aside from being adorable, his role in the delivery process is unclear.