Email campaigns that turn past customers into booked jobs
A simple reminder can go a long way. Let customers know you’re the one to book when it’s time for their next service with Jobber email marketing.
Campaigns is available as an add-on for most Jobber plans.
Send the right message at the right time
See how intentional, targeted email marketing for contractors can bring in new revenue from existing customers.
Campaign Generator
Say goodbye to blank email drafts
Describe your idea and get a campaign ready for your customers’ inboxes in seconds. Look it over, make any changes you want, then approve it before it goes out.
Campaign Templates
Get a head start on every campaign
Start with templates for common situations, such as quote follow-ups, win-back emails, or promotions. Pick one that fits your goals and focus on what you want to say, not on formatting.
Client Segmentation
Reach the people most likely to book
Filter customers by city, past services, quotes, and more, so your campaigns reach the people most likely to book.
Automated Campaigns
Keep your focus where it matters
Set up campaigns once and only be as hands-on as you want. Your campaigns will keep running in the background automatically.
Campaign Reporting
Know the impact on your bottom line
See which campaigns bring in the most jobs and revenue so you know which are worth running again.
From just one campaign, I landed 19 jobs and brought in over $423,000 in revenue because Jobber made it simple to stay in touch and stay visible.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Jobber email marketing lets you create and send campaigns directly from the same platform you use to manage jobs and customers. You can build campaigns based on job history, customer segments, and seasonal services so your emails reach people at the right time.
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A winback email is sent to customers who haven’t booked work in a while. These campaigns often include reminders, promotions, or service recommendations that encourage people to schedule another job.
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Customer reactivation campaigns reconnect you with customers who haven’t booked recently. Sending a timely email about seasonal services or maintenance reminders can bring them back when they need work again.
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Marketing to existing customers nurtures the relationships you’ve already built. Instead of chasing new leads for every job, you stay connected with people who already know you and trust your work.
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Customer retention marketing focuses on staying connected with past customers so they continue hiring your business over time. Customer retention email campaigns, reminders, and special offers are common ways small businesses encourage repeat work.
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Email campaigns for small business owners provide a direct way to reach customers who already know their work. Sending helpful reminders or promotions keeps your business visible when customers are deciding who to hire again.
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Text messages are usually used to coordinate service, like appointment confirmations or “on my way” updates. For marketing messages, most service businesses find email works better because customers can read it when it’s convenient, and it doesn’t interrupt their day. Email campaigns also give you more space to share updates, promotions, and service reminders without overwhelming customers.