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Lymphora

From one campaign a quarter to nine a month in Finland.

€0 → €10,432Finland campaign revenue · one send in the 90 days before, then March 2026

Lymphora sells lymphatic-drainage brushes and a face device through a separate store in Denmark and in Finland, and had barely used campaigns. In the 90 days before we started, the Finnish store sent one campaign to 64 people and it earned nothing. In March 2026 nine campaigns earned €10,432, and email’s share of store revenue rose in both markets.

The brief.

Lymphora’s two Klaviyo accounts had been open since December 2025 and campaigns had barely started. Finland had sent one in 90 days, to 64 people.

Our approach.

We started a campaign calendar in each language, moved sends to engaged subscribers and rebuilt the abandonment flows.

The results.

Klaviyo campaign reporting for each market’s own account, in that market’s currency, with store revenue from Shopify for the share. Welcome and other flow revenue is left out of the headline figures because much of it is credited through discount codes.

Finland campaign revenue
€10,432March 2026 · nine campaigns
Campaign recipients, Finland
194,561March 2026 · nine campaigns
Campaigns sent, Finland
9March 2026 · one in the 90 days before the engagement

A closer look at the work.

Finland’s campaign revenue went from nothing to €10,432 in March 2026. Email’s share of store revenue rose from 16.5% to 22.0% in Denmark and from 18.0% to 25.7% in Finland between February and March, and unsubscribe rates fell in both.

Reported outcomeNovember 2025–April 2026

Finland: campaigns before and after the calendar started

Campaigns sent, recipients and campaign revenue in the Finnish account.

Finland: campaigns before and after the calendar started · November 2025–April 2026
PeriodCampaignsRecipientsCampaign revenue
90 days before the engagement
164€0
February 2026
794,879€5,338
March 2026
9194,561€10,432
April 2026
8165,987€5,105

Source: Account audit, February 2026, and monthly reports for March and April 2026

April fell back after Easter. March reached about twice as many recipients as February.

Reported outcomeFebruary–April 2026

Denmark: campaigns by month

Campaign sends, reach, revenue and click rate for the Danish store.

Denmark: campaigns by month · February–April 2026
MonthCampaignsRecipientsCampaign revenueClick rate
February 2026
10100,58135,170 DKK0.83%
March 2026
9126,72846,260 DKK1.19%
April 2026
8106,91629,679 DKK1.12%

Source: Monthly reports for the Danish account, March and April 2026

February includes three sends from before our calendar began on February 6. April fell back after Easter.

Reported outcomeFebruary–April 2026

Email’s share of store revenue

Email revenue as a share of each store’s total revenue.

Email’s share of store revenue · February–April 2026
MarketFebruaryMarchApril
Denmark
16.5%22.0%18.3%
Finland
18.0%25.7%23.3%

Source: April 2026 account analysis

Klaviyo attribution against Shopify store revenue. April held above February in both markets through a slower month for the stores.

Reported outcomeFebruary–April 2026

Unsubscribe rates fell every month

Campaign unsubscribe rate after sends moved to engaged subscribers.

Unsubscribe rates fell every month · February–April 2026
MarketFebruaryMarchApril
Denmark
1.54%1.21%1.10%
Finland · 94,879 / 194,561 / 165,987 recipients
1.31%0.84%0.69%

Source: Monthly reports for March and April 2026

Monthly campaign totals. Denmark’s recipient counts are in the monthly reports and are not restated here.

Reported outcomeFebruary–April 2026

Abandoned checkout, month by month

The flow was cut from four emails to three in mid-February. Revenue and orders for the months around it.

Abandoned checkout, month by month · February–April 2026
MarketFebruaryMarchApril
Denmark
8,892 DKK28,119 DKK · 104 orders from 3,179 recipients16,747 DKK · 65 orders from 1,911 recipients
Finland
€1,427 · 49 orders€5,200 · 169 orders from 4,467 recipients€2,290 · 72 orders from 1,914 recipients

Source: March and April 2026 monthly reports

March also had more people starting a checkout, and April fell back with the stores. In Denmark the share of recipients who ordered held at 3.3% in March and 3.4% in April.

Reported outcomeFebruary–April 2026

The campaigns that did best

Four single sends by revenue, and the one that was read most.

The campaigns that did best · February–April 2026
CampaignResultRecipients
Easter sale · Denmark · March 27
7,538 DKK · 26 orders11,621
Spring flash sale · Denmark · March 6
6,940 DKK · 25 orders16,787
Easter sale · Finland · March 27
€1,744 · 57 orders19,617
Face Day basics · Finland · March 20
€1,508 · 44 orders · 2.24% clicked26,087
The lymphatic system, explained · Denmark · February 10
61.4% opened · 2.19% clicked8,147

Source: Monthly reports and campaign analytics for both accounts

Single sends. Sales earned the most and the education emails were read the most. Open rates are inflated by mail privacy features.

What we did.

The main pieces of work on this account.

  1. A campaign calendar where there was none

    Regular campaigns in Danish and Finnish, from product education to a device launch, each written for its market.

  2. Sending to people who read

    Campaigns moved to engaged subscribers only, and unsubscribe rates fell month after month in both markets.

  3. Abandonment flows rebuilt

    The abandoned-checkout flow was rebuilt, and browse abandonment got a branch for each product. The new browse flow earned 9,912 DKK from 2,161 recipients in its launch month.

  4. After the order: care emails and delivery updates

    A post-purchase series that teaches the routine and introduces the second product, plus six delivery-status emails, written and designed in Danish and Finnish.

  5. A second signup offer

    A surprise-offer popup with its own welcome emails went live in April 2026 beside the standard 10% version. In its first month it reached 1,069 new subscribers in Denmark and 1,584 in Finland.

  6. A monthly report per market

    Each market’s campaigns, flows and email share of store revenue, reported side by side.

Lymphora lifecycle designs

Original brand designs, from capture to the next purchase. Scroll through the work, then open any complete design.

Source: the original Figma design files. Offers shown are the client’s own from the time. These are design examples and may differ from the exact version sent.

How the work fits together.

Lymphora · how the work runs
  1. Audit each market

    Read each Klaviyo account on its own: what sends, to whom, and what it earns.

  2. Start the calendar

    Plan campaigns in each language around education and launches.

  3. Tighten the audience

    Send to engaged subscribers and watch unsubscribes and bounces.

  4. Rebuild the flows

    Rework checkout and browse abandonment around the products people looked at.

Review the results before the next round of work.

A list that never hears from you earns nothing. A steady calendar, sent to people who read, is the first thing to build.

How this was measured.

Account audits dated February 2026 and the March and April 2026 monthly reports, read November 11, 2026.

Measurement and evidence
QuestionSource scope
Which period?
February–April 2026
What is measured?
Klaviyo campaign reporting for each market’s own account, in that market’s currency, with store revenue from Shopify for the share. Welcome and other flow revenue is left out of the headline figures because much of it is credited through discount codes.
What kind of record?
Klaviyo account report
What engagement?
Past email client
Sources and limits
  • April revenue fell back in both markets after Easter, so March is the high point of a three-month record.
  • Finland sent to about twice as many recipients in March as in February. Part of the rise is volume.
  • Flow revenue is left out of the headline figures because much of it is credited through discount codes.
  • The engagement ran from February to May 2026, and the reports end in April.

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