Helped Sunlyte make more money from email by fixing the way they used Klaviyo.
Better flows. Better campaigns. Better revenue from the traffic they already had.
If you want the same for your ecom brand, DM me or book a call.
3 weeks with a new client
Flows only been live for 2 weeks
Haven't even touched campaigns yet
And the revenue is already there
3 more weeks and this account takes off inshallah π
I made this complete popup playbook to help ecom brands triple their list growth and email revenue
Inside:
20 popup examples
step-by-step setup
10 common mistakes
advanced A/B tests
and more
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Had a call with an ecom founder yesterday.
Asked him if he had abandonment emails set up.
He said yes.
Then I asked how many.
He said 2.
Abandoned checkout and abandoned cart.
Thatβs where most brands stop.
But there are 4 abandonment flows you should be having :
abandoned checkout
abandoned cart
Browse abandonment
Site abandonment
People think abandonment emails only mean someone almost bought.
But not everyone gets that far.
Some people only browse.
Some only visit the site.
Some add to cart.
Some reach checkout.
All of them showed intent.
So why only follow up with 1 or 2 of them?
Cover the full abandonment journey.
If I had to build an email system for an ecom brand from scratch, this is the exact order Iβd focus on:
1- FOUNDATION:
Branded sending domain, SPF / DKIM / DMARC, deliverability setup first
2- LIST GROWTH:
Popups, quizzes, mystery discounts, spin-to-win, choosing the right incentive for the brand
3- FLOWS:
Welcome flow, abandoned cart, browse abandonment, post-purchase, winback
(Flows usually outperform campaigns.)
4-CAMPAIGNS:
3β4 campaigns/week, 60% value, 40% promotion
5- OPTIMIZATION:
A/B testing subject lines, offers, hooks, creative angles, send times
Most brands skip straight to campaigns, but the brands that are actually printing money from email usually nail all of these basics in the right order.