Live, practical workshops

Turn inboxes into interactions. Interactions into results.

InboxLab helps e-commerce teams turn campaign ideas into clear plans, useful prototypes, and evidence-based decisions through focused, hands-on learning.

Workshop planning session

What to expect

No trend chasing. No vague inspiration.

01

Practical by design

Work through decisions your team faces in real campaign planning.

02

Evidence over novelty

Evaluate interactions against customer value, effort, and measurable goals.

03

Ready to reuse

Leave with frameworks and working documents built for the next campaign.

The InboxLab method

From promising idea to defensible campaign plan.

A clear sequence keeps creative ambition connected to commercial reality.

  1. 01

    Frame the opportunity

    Define the audience, customer task, campaign goal, and the role interaction should play before choosing a format.

  2. 02

    Design the interaction

    Map the customer flow, content hierarchy, fallback experience, and production constraints as one connected system.

  3. 03

    Evaluate the concept

    Use a practical scorecard to assess usefulness, accessibility, implementation effort, risk, and expected impact.

  4. 04

    Build the test plan

    Turn assumptions into measurable hypotheses with success criteria your team can align around before launch.

Workshop catalog

Choose the skill your team needs next.

Browse focused courses for planning, reviewing, and learning from interactive email campaigns.

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Ways to learn

Start solo or bring the whole team.

Course prices are shown in the catalog. Team workshops are scoped around your campaign, group size, and working session needs.

Self-paced

Individual courses

Learn on your schedule with practical lessons and reusable planning tools.

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Team workshop

A facilitated working session

Apply the method to a live campaign and leave with a shared plan.

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Make the next send count

Give your interactive idea a stronger plan.

Build the judgment to decide what belongs in the inbox, why it matters, and how your team will know it worked.