Marketing

Email campaigns, automations, landing pages, and ad attributionwithout bolting on a stack.

Email, automation, landing pages, and ad attribution — connected to CRM, the website, and the books.

Replaces:MailchimpActiveCampaignConstant Contact
Marketing illustration showing the core capabilities CloudIP provides for small business marketing software.

Most SMB marketing tools are a list and a sender. The harder problems — attribution, automation, segmentation tied to revenue — get pushed to a CRM or a BI tool that does not talk to the marketing app.

CloudIP Marketing shares a database with CRM and Accounting. Audiences are CRM segments. Source-to-revenue attribution is a query, not a project.

How it works

Marketing in three steps

From day one to day one-thousand, this is how the marketing module moves work through your business.

Three-step diagram showing how Marketing works on the CloudIP platform: input on the left, processing in the middle, outcome on the right.
What you get

The marketing pillars

Specifics, not slogans — what each part of Marketing actually does for the business.

Email campaigns

Send mail that lands in the inbox.

  • Drag-drop email builder with reusable blocks
  • Deliverability monitoring per domain and IP
  • A/B testing on subject and content
  • Suppression list management
Email campaigns — Send mail that lands in the inbox.

Automation

Trigger the right message at the right time.

  • Trigger-based journeys with branching and goals
  • CRM event triggers (deal stage, score change)
  • Wait-until and date-based steps
  • Per-journey conversion tracking
Automation — Trigger the right message at the right time.

Landing pages and forms

Capture leads without a separate landing-page tool.

  • Templated landing pages with A/B variants
  • Forms shared with the website and CRM
  • On-site pop-ups with exit intent
  • UTM-aware tracking on every touch
Landing pages and forms — Capture leads without a separate landing-page tool.

Attribution and analytics

Know which campaign closed which deal.

  • Source-to-revenue attribution across channels
  • Audience export and conversion sync to Google and Meta
  • Per-campaign cost-per-acquired-customer
  • Funnel reporting from form fill to invoice paid
Attribution and analytics — Know which campaign closed which deal.
Use cases

Who this is for

Three real situations CloudIP customers bring us, and how the platform answers them.

Marketing manager at a B2B startup

HubSpot Starter is fine but the upgrade for attribution costs $800/month.

Outcome: Attribution without a Hubspot Pro upgrade.

Owner of a multi-location retailer

Mailchimp does not know about POS purchases.

Outcome: Audiences segment on lifetime value because the database includes the POS.

Founder running paid ads alone

Google Ads says it spent the budget but cannot prove the deals closed.

Outcome: Conversion sync writes back closed-won revenue to Google.

FAQ

Common questions

Specific answers about Marketing — not marketing fluff.

Yes. Sender domains are configured with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC during onboarding. Volume ramps automatically for new domains. Deliverability dashboards show inbox-rate and bounce-rate by domain.

Resilience

Campaigns that finish what they start

Sending half a campaign is worse than sending none. Every send job is checkpointed and resumable.

Checkpointed sends

Each batch of recipients is committed before the next batch starts, so a worker restart resumes from the last commit.

Provider failover

When the primary email provider is degraded, sends are queued for replay rather than dropped.

Edge-rendered landing pages

Landing pages are rendered on the edge so a database hiccup does not take a campaign offline.

Attribution that survives outages

UTM and click events are captured at the edge, queued, and reconciled into the warehouse on recovery.

Try Marketing on the full platform

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