Atlanta, GA – Welcomemat has announced the launch of new AI-powered email and text campaign tools
within its GTX platform, enhancing its FlexTextTM service. The integrated feature creates an
all-in-one communication hub, helping car washes streamline content creation, campaign
management, and customer engagement, all from a single dashboard.
The new Email Campaign Builder offers a library of professionally designed templates and
fully customizable layouts. Users can easily swap images, adjust colors, and edit copy, no
technical expertise needed.
Complementing the email feature, the AI Message Generator produces compelling email
and text copy based on a short description or topic. This helps users craft high-quality
messages in minutes, saving valuable time while improving message consistency and tone.
The Text Campaign Builder adds automation and compliance to the process, automatically
shortening links for performance tracking and including built-in opt-out messaging for
regulation adherence. Campaigns can be created, tested, and launched seamlessly,
offering complete control and flexibility.
The new tools also make it easier for clients to monitor performance. Users can view
metrics such as sends, bounces, and responses directly through GTX to measure
effectiveness and optimize future campaigns.
“This powerful tool will revolutionize how you engage with your consumers,” said Vice
President Jonathan Kierman. “By combining automation, AI, and data-driven insight, we’re
empowering car washes to communicate smarter and faster than ever before.”
With these updates, Welcomemat continues to strengthen its position as a leader in local
marketing technology, delivering efficient, scalable solutions for modern businesses.
About Welcomemat
Welcomemat is a digital marketing and technology company specializing in scalable
growth strategies for car wash operators. From AI-driven local SEO and customer
engagement tools to custom websites and data-backed ad campaigns, Welcomemat helps
car wash brands expand, retain, and thrive.
