Agent role

PiperEmail Marketing Manager

Replaces: the marketer who plans, writes, and lays out your email campaigns

An email marketer whose campaigns are branded, on-voice, and never invent an offer.

For businesses whose list is their best channel — but whose campaigns only go out when someone finds a free afternoon.

What it actually does, and when

  • Weekly

    Drafts one complete campaign email — newsletter, promotion, or announcement — rendered in your branding (logo, colors, signature) and ready to approve.

  • On demand

    A 3–5 email nurture sequence toward one goal (welcome, win-back, onboarding), or a month-of-sends campaign plan you can approve at a glance.

  • When connected

    Features your live best sellers (Shopify) by exact name and price — read from your store, never guessed.

Live connections

Shopify

Works out of the box from your brand voice, offers, and product notes. Connect Shopify and campaign emails feature your actual best sellers with verified prices.

Sample deliverable

Example deliverable — weekly campaign email, rendered with your branding Subject: The spring bundle is back Preheader: Here's what's inside — and why it sells out. [Your logo] Hi {{first_name}}, [2–3 short paragraphs in your brand voice, one clear idea] [Shop the bundle → your site] Warm regards, The {your company} team

Illustrative example with placeholder details — never a real customer's data.

The math

A email marketing manager typically runs $3,200–5,500/mo, part-time to full-time in the US. The Email Marketing Manager agent is $200 a month — the same as every other role, and it never takes PTO.

Typical US range — a general estimate, not a quote for any specific hire. Over 5 agents and one is on us.

Every email lands in your review queue as a rendered draft — nothing sends itself. Prices and discounts are verified against your knowledge in code before you ever see the draft; a claim that can't be verified is withheld, not published.