HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU LET US HANDLE YOUR EMAILS

This e-commerce brand was leaving money on the table. Their email list was growing but their flows were broken no segmentation, no automation, generic blasts going to everyone. We rebuilt their entire email infrastructure from scratch. New welcome flows, abandoned cart sequences, targeted win-back campaigns, and proper list segmentation based on buying behavior. Within 90 days, email revenue jumped from $124,856 to $341,150 . Email's share of total revenue went from 19% to 25%, meaning every dollar they spent on ads worked harder because email was converting repeat buyers on autopilot. This isn't a one-off. This is what proper email strategy looks like

This brand's email channel was underperforming at 12% of total revenue $72K on a $600K month. They had a list, they had traffic, but their email setup was doing almost nothing with it. No welcome flow, no browse abandonment, no re-engagement strategy. Just occasional batch-and-blast campaigns with no targeting. We overhauled everything inside Klaviyo. Built a full automation stack — welcome series, cart recovery, browse abandonment, VIP segmentation, and a replenishment flow based on average reorder cycles. Every flow was personalized by segment, not blasted to the full list. Email revenue jumped to $331,136 . Total revenue doubled to $1.27M, and email went from carrying 12% of the business to 26%. That means one in every four dollars was coming from email. No extra ad spend. No new traffic. Just smarter emails to the same audience.

This was a high-revenue European brand doing €3.5M in total revenue with email contributing just €490,000 14%. For a brand at this scale, that number should have been three or four times higher. The issue wasn't list size. It was strategy. Their campaigns were untargeted, their flows were basic, and they had zero lifecycle marketing. A customer who bought once got the same email as someone who had never opened a single message. We rebuilt their Klaviyo from the ground up. Advanced segmentation by purchase frequency, average order value, and engagement score. Built a full lifecycle framework acquisition, activation, retention, and reactivation. Every flow spoke differently to a first-time buyer versus a loyal repeat customer. We introduced predictive send timing, A/B tested subject lines across segments, and built a dedicated high-AOV flow for their top 10% customers. Email revenue went from €490,000 to €3,136,000. Email's share of revenue more than doubled from 14% to 32%. One in every three euros this brand earned came through email. That's not a marketing channel. That's a revenue engine

This brand was already doing better than most at 21% email revenue $154K on a $737K month. Most agencies would have called that 'good enough.' We didn't. The foundations were there but the execution was lazy. Flows were running but hadn't been updated in months. Campaigns were going out on a fixed schedule regardless of customer behavior. And their highest-value buyers were getting the same discount emails as bargain hunters killing margins. We rebuilt the strategy around revenue per recipient, not just open rates. Segmented their list into five tiers based on spending behavior. Built exclusive early-access flows for top-tier customers that drove urgency without discounting. Replaced their generic weekly blast with behavior-triggered campaigns right message, right person, right time. Email revenue jumped from $154,848 to $671,717 . Email's share went from 21% to 35%. More than a third of every dollar earned came from email. When your email channel outperforms your paid ads, you stop calling it a 'support channel.' You call it what it is — your most profitable sales engine.

This brand had essentially given up on email. 9% of total revenue $37,710 on a $419K month. Their Klaviyo account existed but it was collecting dust. No active flows, no segmentation, no strategy. They were spending everything on paid ads and treating email as an afterthought. We started from zero. Built their entire email infrastructure as if it didn't exist because functionally, it didn't. Welcome series, abandoned cart, abandoned browse, post-purchase upsell, win-back, sunset flow for dead subscribers. Then layered on campaign strategy weekly sends segmented by engagement and purchase behavior, seasonal campaigns timed around their sales calendar, and a VIP program that rewarded their best customers with early access instead of discounts. Email revenue went from $37,710 to $450,086 a 1,093% increase. Total revenue nearly quadrupled to $1.6M, and email's contribution jumped from 9% to 28%. This brand went from ignoring email to making nearly half a million dollars from it in a single month. That's what happens when you stop treating email as a checkbox and start treating it as a growth channel