September 2026
Making Cubiture look as good as its work.
A proposal for Rumscheidt to handle the big things: Website, Newsletter, Stories, and your new ideas.
A proposal for Rumscheidt to handle the big things: Website, Newsletter, Stories, and your new ideas.
We first reached out about your website because we saw things that needed to be modernized. The timing and the budget weren't right, so we agreed to start smaller with Schway, our email marketing service.
That turned out to be the right first move.
Throughout all of it, you stayed in constant contact. You sent us things you liked, thought out loud, and told us what was on your mind. That's rare, and it made the work better.
June was the big one, while we set up the first newsletter. September counts through the 16th.
We built the framework for a new newsletter and started sending it. It's on its third edition now.
We did something you hadn't done in a long time: we got in front of your customers. The results were strong. A lot of opens, from people who hadn't heard from you in years.
The newsletter runs on Schway, our content service. Schway starts with the owner sending us stories. You're busy selling and running projects, and that's where your time should go. So we've been finding the stories ourselves.
That's more than Schway was built to do. You don't need a service waiting on you. You need a partner who keeps things moving.
While we were setting up the emails, we started experimenting with what happens after someone clicks. How does a person who sees something they want in an email turn into a sale?
Our first two newsletters sent every “get a quote” button to the quote page on your website. This is what that page shows today:
So for August we built small pages of our own. One for each product, with the form right there, and a way to see exactly which button someone clicked.
We're still in the middle of that experiment. But along the way we learned something simple: the best thing you can do is stay on everyone's mind by communicating constantly.
Recently we had an idea. We'd interview some of your customers and ask what it was like to work with you.
We found out that they really love Jerry. Both of them talked about the same things: the service you provide, how you solve problems, and how fast you move. That's your brand. It just isn't written down anywhere yet.
“Jerry honestly was just the most responsive. No matter what the question was, no matter the time of the question, he was gonna answer it.”Renee, NovetusMoved offices with Cubiture this summer
“He’s reliable. He’s dedicated to the project, and if it’s not functioning properly, he’ll make it that way.”Kathy, DashiellA Cubiture customer for over 15 years
“God, they were quick. They dismantled cubicles in the office in, I want to think, two hours.”Renee, NovetusMoved offices with Cubiture this summer
“He knows me inside and out. He knows what I need and what I expect, and his people do as well.”Kathy, DashiellOffices from Utah to North Carolina
Along the way you came up with new ideas, some of which could change the direction of how you offer your services. You like to move quickly and follow the momentum you see. The biggest one landed this month.
Cubiture AfterHours
The crew that builds your office, building your backyard.
The outdoor kitchen sites you sent us on September 8.
Pulled from your emails since April. Each one is a real direction, and each one needs a page, a price, and a place in the newsletter.
Your best sellers in one browsable Cubiture catalog, so people can pick something out before they ever call.
Roessler buys cubicles online and pays you to put them together. That's a service with its own page and price.
You already show up on Google for “office chair repair Houston.” Give it its own page and its own place in the emails.
An everyday task chair at a price that opens the door. You already found it: the NEXT chair.
Clean Impact fabrics are biodegradable and not subject to tariffs. That gives eco-minded companies a reason to call you.
Companies pay to clear out surplus cubicles. You already tear down and move them. It just isn't on the menu yet.
Right now you don't have the infrastructure to do any of that. Every new idea costs money and months, because everything has to be built from scratch.
You and Eva already use AI to make the ideas in your head real and give them polish. It's a good instinct, but those tools only go so far on their own.
Someone to put the pieces together, keep your marketing running, and handle the details that shape how customers see you.
So here is something very simple.
We want to be your marketing partners. We'll own the foundations, and handle the detail work that keeps the momentum going.
Getting started costs less than we projected in April. And instead of a one-time project, you get a partner who keeps things moving.
In April, the first payment alone was $9,000, and it only started the website. Now half that starts everything: the website, the brand, and the emails.
We do the heavy lifting: the website, the brand, and the photos, while the newsletter keeps going.
We keep it all running, and launch one new thing each month: a page, a product, or an idea.
You have more ideas than hours. We take the hours.
In the first few months we do the serious work, and then we keep at it. Here’s what you won’t have to think about anymore, because someone is looking out for it.
Your main marketing platform, modern and always improving.
We take care ofThe newsletter goes out every month, without you.
We take care ofSomething worth sharing, every month.
We take care ofOne clear story, told the same way everywhere.
We take care ofEvery idea gets a place to land, starting with outdoor kitchens.
We take care ofMonth to month. No long-term contract.
Drop to $600 a month for up to four months. The site and newsletter keep running. Pause during the build, and we pick up where we left off.
Give us 30 days’ notice. Anything unfinished is handed over as it stands.
Everything we make is yours once it’s paid for.
We can’t promise rankings or leads. We can promise the work gets done, every month.
Jerry, thank you so much for the opportunity to work with you. We hope we can help you continue to make it happen!
Just reply to our email and we will send you an agreement to sign.