Most Shopify stores are leaving 20 to 30% of their potential revenue on the table.

Not because their products aren't good. Because nobody's following up.

That's where I come in.

I build Klaviyo email flows that do the heavy lifting for your store. Turning abandoned carts into completed orders, first-time buyers into repeat customers, and cold subscribers back into people who actually buy.

I don't just "set up emails." I look at the moments in your customer journey where money is slipping through the cracks, then build sequences that catch it.

I recently worked for a client, who just opened his Shopify store. I ran a free audit for him and discovered that he was not taking the email addresses of the store visitors which should be used for further email marketing. I informed him about how he's letting millions slip off like that, then I started working on it. Immediately, I designed a pop up form which displays immediately a visitor enters a store. It requests for the email address of the visitors. (Perhaps you have a store, and you're not also grabbing your visitor's email address, you might be losing a lot of revenue. You can do well to reach out to me). After the pop up form design, I started working on email flows that gets activated by a trigger. The intention of the flows setup is to follow up on the new visitors, build trust and ensure they become active and returning customers. I worked on the welcome series flow. It had 5 emails in it. This was to ensure that new visitors have full understanding of the store and can also do well to recommend to others. Then I also setup a browse abandoned flow. This is triggered when a customer browse a certain product but doesn't end up purchasing it. I also setup abandoned cart flows, customer thank you page and finally a customer win back flow.

After a month, the client referred me to his friends due to the quality of work I had done.

So, if you're running a Shopify store and your email list isn't making you money while you sleep, let's change that.