If your email marketing and automations are costing you time, money, or your last remaining brain cell, I can probably help you…

How?

Well, that depends on what kind of tech trouble you've gotten yourself into.

Maybe your emails are disappearing into spam folders, taking potential sales with them.

Or you've got a tech stack that resembles a plate of spaghetti. Too many tools, conflicting advice, and automations held together by hope and a prayer.

Perhaps your business is doing well and you just want things to run better. Fewer unnecessary costs and less manual work, with a tech setup that doesn't give you a headache.

Christine Trac smiling, wearing glasses

I'm Christine, your friendly neighbourhood tech simplifier and occasional systems sorceress.

You've done the hard part. You built a list full of people who want to buy from you, and an offer they're happy to pay for.

Then the tech started getting in the way.

I help businesses like yours stop losing sales (and brain cells) to tech problems by fixing their email marketing, deliverability, and automations.

Sometimes I'm fixing what's broken. Other times, I'm building something new or finding a cheaper way to do what you're already doing.

For example…

I once helped Ian Scott, a direct-response copywriter who's generated over $15M for 8-figure brands, get a client's emails back into the inbox.

Their deliverability was great on HubSpot. Then they moved to HighLevel, and their inboxing tanked.

They were stuck sending to just 500 people, with open rates barely scraping 20%.

So I gave him a step-by-step warm-up plan, with clear numbers to hit before sending to more of the list.

Now they're back to sending to over 10,000 people in that segment, with healthy deliverability.

Of course, not every problem is that straightforward.

Some involve hours of API documentation, mysterious error messages, and me wondering why two platforms that claim to integrate with each other… don't.

Weirdly, I enjoy that stuff.

I've even invented technical problems just for the fun of solving them.

Yep. My idea of a Saturday night…

I used to be a tech dinosaur.

The full-blown, fossilized kind.

I started as a coach, moved into copywriting, and somehow ended up knee-deep in APIs and email deliverability.

Quite the career plot twist, eh?

It also means I know both sides.

I've been the one writing the offers, emails, and social content for over 30 clients. Some of that copy helped clients land introductions with Nike, Zara, and Adidas.

I've also been the one behind the scenes, fixing the funnel when it breaks.

Very few people do both. So when I fix your tech, I'm also checking whether it's making you money.

I've always been a little obsessed with getting more out of less.

I've spent a year living in Austria and love figuring out how little I can pack into one backpack for weeks of travelling.

I'll happily spend far too long deciding whether I can leave behind one more T-shirt.

Fitness is much the same.

I run and lift, but I'm obsessed with seeing how strong and fit I can get with 30-minute workouts.

Probably my fitness coaching background talking.

I still read fitness textbooks for fun, by the way.

Yes, voluntarily.

Christine hiking on a rocky ridge with snow-capped mountains and a winding river behind her

Apparently, I approach business technology the same way.

Why pay for five tools when two will do?

Why build a 27-step automation when five steps work?

Although I'll happily spend hours figuring out how to make something take five minutes.

I know. Strange hobby.

But I also remember being the person who didn't understand any of this stuff.

Spending hours watching tutorials, then getting talked down to by some know-it-all tech bro when I finally asked for help.

Thanks, “friend”… Very helpful.

My philosophy is to simplify and humanize your tech.

Forget the funnel the size of Saturn.

You probably don't need another shiny subscription or an automation that requires its own instruction manual.

If I can recommend something cheaper, I will. Even if you don't hire me.

I'd rather give you the right advice than sell you something you don't need.

Who do I work best with?

Businesses that already have customers and an offer people are buying.

Maybe you want more revenue from your email list or someone to untangle those integrations nobody dares touch.

Maybe you already have a tech person or a team, but they're stretched thin. Or they're brilliant at the technical bits, but turning that into revenue isn't their thing. I'm happy to work alongside them.

Or perhaps you'd just like a technical sidekick.

Someone you can message when something breaks, needs building, or could be making you more money.

I work on individual projects or stick around for ongoing support.

I prefer a handful of clients so I can get to know their businesses. That way, when you message me six months later about some obscure automation, I'll know what you're talking about.

No explaining your entire business to another freelancer for the 47th time.

And no meetings every time someone sneezes near a Zapier workflow.

But enough about me.

You probably want to know what it's actually like working with me.

Well, here are a few people who can tell you better than I can.

Some kind words from people I've worked with

Anyway, I've rambled long enough.

If your business is making money but your tech is making you question your life choices, let's chat.

Tell me what's going on. If I can help, I'll tell you how.

Email me at christine@christinetrac.net.

Now, quit reading my words and send me a message.

Those golden crispy chicken nuggies aren't going to eat themselves.

Have a jolly day!

Christine

Christine smiling at a mountain overlook at sunset

A little hello from the mountains in Austria.