For e-commerce brand owners

E-commerce Email Marketing Course 2025

Based on managing £70M+ in email-attributed revenue for 60+ brands, this course distils the exact strategies that consistently drive 30–60% of store revenue through email.


Everything you need to boost your store’s revenue by 20–40% in 2025, without spending more on ads.

What You’ll Get Inside:

✅ A proven system to capture more leads from your existing traffic
✅ Campaign frameworks that sell without endless discounts
✅ Plug-and-play flow strategies that drive 30–40% of email revenue
✅ A/B testing methods to turn small wins into big results
✅ Editable swipe files & templates so you can implement fast

Your Retention Setup Looks Fine. That's the Problem.

Every scaling brand has the basics. Flows. Campaigns. Pop-ups. Maybe SMS. The structure looks fine.

But structure without understanding is just noise.

Most retention setups are built on assumptions, not on why customers actually buy, why they don’t come back, where they drop off, or what makes them purchase again.

The result? Touchpoints without purpose. Tactics without strategy. A “retention channel” that’s really just activity dressed as progress.

The problem isn’t your tech stack. It’s that nobody diagnosed the customer behaviour underneath it. And if your only measure of success is Klaviyo’s attributed revenue number, you’re optimising for the wrong thing.

Get Your Lifecycle Plan

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Your Retention Setup Looks Fine. That's the Problem.

Every scaling brand has the basics. Flows. Campaigns. Pop-ups. Maybe SMS. The structure looks fine.

But structure without understanding is just noise.

Most retention setups are built on assumptions, not on why customers actually buy, why they don’t come back, where they drop off, or what makes them purchase again.

The result? Touchpoints without purpose. Tactics without strategy. A “retention channel” that’s really just activity dressed as progress.

The problem isn’t your tech stack. It’s that nobody diagnosed the customer behaviour underneath it. And if your only measure of success is Klaviyo’s attributed revenue number, you’re optimising for the wrong thing.

Get Your Lifecycle Plan

->

Your Retention Setup Looks Fine. That's the Problem.

Every scaling brand has the basics. Flows. Campaigns. Pop-ups. Maybe SMS. The structure looks fine.

But structure without understanding is just noise.

Most retention setups are built on assumptions, not on why customers actually buy, why they don’t come back, where they drop off, or what makes them purchase again.

The result? Touchpoints without purpose. Tactics without strategy. A “retention channel” that’s really just activity dressed as progress.

The problem isn’t your tech stack. It’s that nobody diagnosed the customer behaviour underneath it. And if your only measure of success is Klaviyo’s attributed revenue number, you’re optimising for the wrong thing.

Get Your Lifecycle Plan

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