New messagesamples
A combination of own work and proposals put together for the brands shown.
Send me your store link and I record a personalized video going through your popup, your welcome flow, and every email a new subscriber gets. You see what to fix and in what order. The video stays yours, whatever you decide after.
Where your signup form loses people: the offer, the fields, the timing. With examples of what I would change.
I subscribe like a regular customer and review every email that reaches me in the first two weeks.
An estimate of what your current setup leaves uncollected each month, based on your traffic and list size.
What to change first, second, and third. Clear enough to hand to whoever runs your email today.
How your funnel compares with stores that treat email as a main revenue channel.
The full audit. Watch it once and you know exactly where you stand.
Strong product, steady traffic, ads doing their job. The margin appears after the first order, and that is exactly where most brands go quiet.
Meta and Google charge more every quarter to reach the same people. The brands that keep scaling are the ones earning after the click, from customers they already paid for.
A typical store makes under 20% of revenue from email while the leaders sit at 40% and above. That gap is infrastructure, and it compounds every month it stays unbuilt.
A welcome email from two years ago, a cart reminder, and campaigns when someone remembers. Every subscriber cost money to acquire, and most of them don't hear from you enough.
One framework, four stages. Every subscriber moves through it, and every stage has one job: turning attention you already paid for into orders.
Popups and signup forms tuned so the people joining your list are the ones likely to buy.
Deliverability work and campaigns that land in the inbox and earn the open.
Welcome, cart, browse, and post-purchase flows that reach each customer right when they are ready to hear from you.
Segmentation, winback, and retention that lift lifetime value month after month.
E · A · R · N. The list you already own, turned into the channel that pays you back.
Klaviyo audit, deliverability check, brand and customer research, a 60 day roadmap. Your new popup goes live.
Core flows written, designed, and launched. First optimized campaigns go out. You get a progress update every week.
Weekly tests across subject lines, timing, and segments. Whatever moves revenue gets doubled down on.
One channel, fully handled. You run the company.
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A combination of own work and proposals put together for the brands shown.
Every question goes straight to the person writing your emails. Answers come in hours.
A handful of brands at a time, so yours gets full focus every single week.
You always know what went out, what it made, and what gets tested next.
Month to month terms. The results are what keep the engagement alive.
When the roster is full, new brands go on a short waitlist.
You get one senior operator focused on email for ecommerce. The person on the call is the person writing your flows, designing your campaigns, and watching your numbers. Decisions happen fast because nothing travels through layers.
Fair question. Over $500K in revenue generated across the projects I have run, more than a million emails sent and managed, and a top 10% performance ranking on ClickBank. The audit also comes before any commitment, so you see exactly how I think before spending a cent.
The whole channel. Strategy, popup and signup forms, flow buildouts, campaign copy and design, Klaviyo, segmentation, deliverability, testing, and reporting.
Most brands land between 8 and 16 campaigns a month. The exact rhythm depends on your list size, your catalog, and how much your audience wants to hear from you. Every send has a job.
A monthly rate we agree on before starting, sized to your list and sending volume. Month to month, and you can adjust or stop whenever you need to. We put the exact number together on the call.
The popup usually goes live in week one and the first flows inside the first month. Most brands see the shift in email revenue within 30 to 60 days.
It is where I work best and what I recommend for most stores. If you are on another platform we look at whether a migration is worth it, and if it is, I handle it.
Book a call. We go through your store and your list together, and you leave with a clear picture of what the first 60 days would change.
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