W.T.F. Silencers Email Marketing Campaign

This product-focused email campaign was created to present customers with clear product information while maintaining the established visual identity of W.T.F. Silencers. The goal was to organize technical details, product benefits, photography, video and promotional messaging into a newsletter that was easy to scan and guided readers toward a clear call to action.

I designed and built the newsletter using MailMint within WordPress, working within the platform’s layout and formatting capabilities. My involvement included developing the visual hierarchy, preparing and editing product imagery, organizing the written content, creating promotional graphics, filming and editing the demo video, and placing calls to action throughout the campaign.

The design was structured to move readers naturally from the main product message into supporting features, specifications, pricing, and purchasing information. Consistent typography, spacing, imagery, and branded elements helped the newsletter feel connected to the company’s website and other marketing materials.

After completing the design, I handled the final setup and formatting inside MailMint so the campaign could be distributed directly to the company’s dealer and retail customer email lists.

This newsletter is an ongoing campaign, designed and sent weekly highlighting different products for W.T.F. Silencers.

My role: Email campaign design, product imagery, image editing, video production, content organization, promotional graphics, layout development, and MailMint implementation within WordPress.

Meet The Marmot - 9mm/22LR in one compact suppressor

We’re excited to introduce The Marmot, our new modular suppressor built for shooters who want something small, light, serviceable, and flexible enough to run on both 9mm and .22LR. When we started looking at what was already on the market, we found plenty of great suppressors. Some were lightweight. Some were modular. Some were user-serviceable. Some worked well on pistols. Some were made for rimfire. But we couldn’t find one that brought this exact combination together. So we built it.

Small. Light. Modular. Serviceable.

The Marmot was designed for both fixed and floating barrel 9mm and .22LR pistols, with no booster required on most compatible models. It’s also a great fit for 9mm and .22LR carbines and rifles, making it a versatile suppressor for range days, training, plinking, small-game setups, and general suppressed shooting.

At full length, The Marmot measures:

6.125" long

1.325" diameter

Only 3.75 oz

That gives you a suppressor that feels light on the end of a pistol, while still giving you real flexibility in how you run it.

Shooting The Marmot on 9mm & 22LR

Tune it to your setup

The Marmot can be run with all 7 baffles for maximum suppression, or you can reduce the number of baffles to better fit your firearm, ammo, and application.

Some pistols may run both supersonic and subsonic ammo with all 7 baffles installed. Others may perform better with fewer baffles depending on the pistol, ammunition, slide weight, recoil spring, and overall setup.

That’s the beauty of The Marmot’s modular design. You’re not locked into one configuration. You can adjust it to find the setup that works best for you.

Built for easy cleaning

The Marmot is fully serviceable and disassembles easily for cleaning and maintenance. That’s especially useful for .22LR, which can build up carbon and lead quickly.

Each Marmot includes:

7 modular baffles

9mm end cap

.22LR end cap

1/2-28 threads

It’s crafted from 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum and finished in durable H-Series Cerakote, available in Graphite Black or Burnt Bronze.

Pre-order now

The Marmot is available for pre-order now at $341.10, which is 10% off MSRP through June 30th.

The first batch is expected to ship in late July 2026. If you’ve been looking for one small, lightweight suppressor that can cover both 9mm and .22LR while staying modular, serviceable, and simple to run, The Marmot was built for exactly that.

Pistol function can vary depending on make, model, ammunition, slide weight, and recoil spring tension. Because of that, we cannot guarantee function on every pistol. If the pistol does not cycle reliably, reducing the number of baffles should help.

Wyoming Tactical Firearms LLC

31 Callen Dr.

Cody

Wyoming

82414

United States (US)