Your business doesn't just need more traffic.
It needs a system that turns visitors into customers. π
I'm David Iyanu, founder of Standard Teck Home.
I help businesses grow through:
π§ Email Marketing
βοΈ Marketing Automation
π» Website Development
π¬ AI Video Creation
@JEBooksHull That window looks lovely. With orders coming in by DM, how do you let regulars know when new stock lands, or is it mostly word of mouth and the window?
@CoreyJBoutwell 22K views on this is strong. When someone grabs your masterclass, what happens after they sign up? Is there an email sequence that follows up, or does it go straight to a call?
@isaveskins Congrats on the relaunch, that takes real nerve. With Vhue Skin back in Canada, are you building an email list for repeat customers yet, or is it mostly social so far?
@josua_zentgraf Shipping mockups and the waitlist page on day one is a solid start. What's the plan for the waitlist once people sign up, any emails going out before launch?
Most businesses don't have a traffic problem.
They have a follow-up problem.
Someone fills your form, gets one email, then silence. So they buy from whoever followed up.
Start with 3 emails:
Day 0: Answer their question
Day 2: Show a real result
Day 5: Make one clear offer
@justonecx Makes sense. The tour gets them started and the email brings them back. Where do you lose most people: halfway through the tour, or after they close the app and go quiet?
Building a SaaS product is one challenge.
Getting users to stay is another.
Your email onboarding experience matters.
A good onboarding sequence should:
1. Welcome new users.
2. Explain important features.
3. Help them achieve their first success.
4. Share useful tips.
@justonecx Totally, one ask per email. The setup-step email usually wins on clicks for me, as long as it promises a fast result. Curious, do you see the same with in-app tours vs email?
Unpopular opinion:
Your business doesn't always need another social media platform.
Sometimes, it needs a better email marketing strategy.
Social media helps people discover your brand.
Email helps you build direct, ongoing relationships with those who subscribe.
Unpopular opinion:
Your business doesn't always need another social media platform.
Sometimes, it needs a better email marketing strategy.
Social media helps people discover your brand.
Email helps you build direct, ongoing relationships with those who subscribe.
Most email lists are dead weight.
Same problems
Generic blasts
Weak subject lines
Zero follow-up
Leads going cold
I fix that. Clean lists, smart segmentation, and emails that actually get opened and convert.
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Clean lists, better segmentation, emails people actually open, and simple automation that turns your list into a consistent sales channel instead of a ghost town.
If your email marketing feels like a chore instead of a money printer, hit my DMs. Letβs get it working.
β’ Same email to the entire list
β’ Subject lines that scream βignore meβ
Zero personalization
β’ Designs that look like they were made in 2012
I help fix that.
Business owners, real talk for a second.
Most email lists are just collecting dust. Open rates are trash, people hit unsubscribe the second they see another generic blast, and nobodyβs following up so leads go cold.
The same problems keep showing up:
Do they hear from your brand again?
An abandoned cart email sequence can help recover otherwise missed sales opportunities.
Sometimes, the next customer is already on your website.
You just need a better follow-up system.
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Shopify store owners, here's something worth checking today:
What happens when someone adds a product to their cart but doesn't complete checkout?
Do they receive a reminder?
Do they get a reason to return?