everything after the click. measured against the number you already have.
winning a new customer costs 5 to 25× what it costs to keep one, and a 5% lift in retention lifts profit 25 to 95%. those numbers are from bain's work published in harvard business review, not ours.
most dtc brands still treat the second order as luck. the welcome flow is 1 email, post-purchase is the shopify receipt, and subscribers get the same sends as everyone else. we build the part of the business that turns a first order into a second, a fifth and a twentieth, and we measure it against the revenue you had before we started.
client results, not projections. supplement brand named on request. source for the retention economics: amy gallo, "the value of keeping the right customers," harvard business review, october 2014.
four things. everything else on this page is how we deliver them.
we go through your account from the customer's side: signup, first order, what arrives after, what happens at renewal, what happens when they go quiet. you get a ranked list of where money leaks and what fixing each one is worth, before anything is built.
welcome, abandoned cart and browse, post-purchase, subscription (pre-renewal, failed payment, cancel-save), win-back. built in your account, tested, and earning before the first broadcast goes out.
a weekly calendar built on purchase history and behavior. one-time buyers, subscribers, lapsed and vip get different sends, and one test is always running so the calendar gets sharper every month.
review requests timed after the second order, points and tier reminders inside the flows, and a referral prompt to the people most likely to send a friend. on scale we build or rebuild the program itself: earning rules, tiers, referral, launch.
the same 4 steps for every brand. the order is the point.
we go through your account from the customer's side and come back with a written report: what's working, what isn't, and every revenue gap ranked by what it's worth. you keep the report either way.
the flow map and the campaign calendar are laid out and signed off by you before anything is built. every decision on the account is visible.
post-purchase and subscription flows first, because that's existing customers and the fastest money. usually live inside the first 30 days, while the rest of the program is still being built.
performance against the baseline we set on day 1, what we tested, what won, and a prioritised plan for the month ahead. the tests carry forward, so the program gets sharper instead of flat.
we work inside the tools you already pay for. no migrations unless you want one.
email + sms · subscriptions · reviews + loyalty
on mailchimp or shopify email? we'll move you to klaviyo in the first 2 weeks and rebuild on the other side. same setup fee, no extra charge.
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1 email, offer-first, no sms opt-in. the single biggest flow by revenue for most dtc brands, and usually the thinnest.
the shopify receipt and nothing else. no usage guidance, no subscription pitch, no reorder reminder timed to when the product runs out.
subscribers get the same emails as one-time buyers. no pre-renewal heads-up, no failed-payment recovery, no cancel-save.
1 touch, 24 hours late, leading with a discount that trains customers to wait.
blasted to the whole list with no test plan. the same send to a subscriber and a lapsed customer.
we open the account and find out what it's actually doing before we touch anything.
the flows that carry the revenue, rebuilt in priority order and shipped as they're finished.
the flows run on their own from here. the campaign calendar and the test plan are what keep the number moving.
a one-time setup fee for the build, a retainer that covers the work, and a kicker that only pays us when the account beats the number it was already doing.
the full rebuild, flows, segmentation, sms, list growth, campaigns and testing, monthly reporting against baseline.
reviews + loyalty integrated into the flows.
$1,500 one-time setup + 7.5% of attributed email/sms revenue above baselineexactly the same scope as core, sized for a bigger account: more list, more orders, more sends. the only other difference is a smaller share of the upside.
loyalty program build-out (earning rules, tiers, referral) on yotpo, okendo, smile or loyaltylion.
$2,500 one-time setup + 5% of attributed email/sms revenue above baselinecore or scale comes down to your monthly revenue. we'll tell you which one fits on the call.
the setup fee buys the audit, the baseline report and the rebuild plan. if those aren't in your hands inside 14 days, it's credited back in full.
"baseline" is your trailing-90-day email/sms attributed revenue in klaviyo on the day we start. the kicker only applies above it.
that's the whole list. everything else is on us.