Many importers reply faster on WhatsApp than email. Exporter Email lets Egyptian company owners build a WhatsApp campaign from importer data or their own list, then send through WhatsApp Web and a Chrome extension—automated with timing you control, not an unofficial server API.
Automated sending
Via WhatsApp Web and a Chrome extension
From your data
Europe, America, China importers, or your CSV
Pacing control
A structured cadence instead of random blasts
You pick recipients from the importer directory or a CSV, write a message template, then run the campaign. The extension syncs with WhatsApp Web and sends according to the status you see in the app.
WhatsApp fits when a business number exists—especially in markets that prefer chat, such as China, or as a follow-up after email one. Email stays stronger for documentation and formal sequences via email campaigns.
Egyptian company owners can run both: email to introduce, WhatsApp to follow up, starting from export from Egypt.
Use business numbers, make a clear offer, and stop when there is no interest. Pacing exists to protect your account and your company’s reputation. WhatsApp policies forbid random spam—the platform is a campaign organizer, not a spam tool.
No. You build the campaign in your account; sending runs through WhatsApp Web and the Chrome extension on your machine, with status synced to the platform.
Yes when valid numbers exist in the directory or your list. You can target Europe, America, Germany, China, and other countries.
The two channels complement each other. Email is better for formal sequences and tracking; WhatsApp is faster chat when a number exists.
The platform organizes lists, templates, and pacing. Complying with WhatsApp policies, using business numbers, and avoiding random blasts remains the user’s responsibility.
Register, build your list from Europe, America, and China data, and send via WhatsApp Web and the extension.
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