A/B tested down to the flow logic
Built the full flow library - welcome, browse abandon, cart abandon, post-purchase, win-back, sunset - A/B tested down to the flow logic itself (split, delay, conditional branch), not just the subject lines.
Email was a few unplanned campaigns a month with no working flow library - owned revenue was effectively unmanaged and the brand had no leverage to turn list growth into repeat purchase.
The strategic frame every angle traces back to - the villain we name, the mechanism that beats it, and the proof no competitor can copy.
Email as a few unplanned campaigns a month - flow library missing, owned channel effectively unmanaged, list growth wasted
Full Klaviyo flow library + 15+ tested campaigns / month + in-house imagery pipeline
Flat retainer engagement that compounds - email runs the brand's repeat purchase without weekly client lift
Built the full flow library - welcome, browse abandon, cart abandon, post-purchase, win-back, sunset - A/B tested down to the flow logic itself (split, delay, conditional branch), not just the subject lines.
15+ campaigns per month, each A/B tested on subject line + hook + offer. Cadence high enough to surface new audience-level winners, not so high it burned list health.
Deployed pop-ups, embedded sign-up forms and behavioural segmentation so list growth had somewhere to land and something to receive. List growth and flow library compounded together.
Generated edge-to-edge imagery in-house for every send - no client design lift required. Removed the bottleneck that had limited the brand's prior campaign cadence to a few per month.
Email's share of total brand revenue tripled from 8% to 24% - moved from cost-center afterthought to top-three revenue line.
Flow library revenue grew 63% as the welcome, browse-abandon, cart-abandon and post-purchase splits stabilized into a compounding system.
List growth lifted 41% on the capture-layer redeployment - pop-ups, forms and segmentation gave list growth a place to land and a flow to receive.