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The flows that make money while you sleep, built properly and measured honestly.
An audit-first build of the email systems that produce revenue: list hygiene and segmentation, welcome, abandoned-cart, post-purchase and re-engagement flows, behavioural tagging from your platform, and reporting by flow. Two to three weeks on the email platform you already use.
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Most businesses with a list have a newsletter and nothing running behind it. Someone welcomed a subscriber manually eighteen months ago and nobody wrote the automation, so every new subscriber since has landed in a silent list. Carts get abandoned and nobody follows up. A purchase completes and the customer never hears from the business again until the next sale email goes out to everyone at once.
The tool itself is rarely the problem. Most platforms already support flows, tags and segments, and the account is paying for capability nobody has switched on. Membership and booking businesses feel this sharply, because the behavioral signal is right there in the platform, a booking, a renewal, a lapsed visit, and none of it triggers anything. Revenue that should arrive automatically instead depends entirely on someone remembering to send a one-off campaign.
The account gets audited before anything gets built, because dead segments and broken automations are common and worth finding first. Once the audit is done, we build the flows that actually produce revenue: welcome, abandoned-cart, post-purchase and re-engagement, each one tagged from real behaviour on your platform.
A welcome email a customer never sees might as well not exist.
You approve every flow before it goes live, and every flow reports on its own, so you can see which one is earning its place and which needs a rewrite. The list stops being a static file that gets emailed occasionally and starts behaving like the asset it always could have been.
We audit first because building on top of a broken account wastes the build. Dead segments, misconfigured automations and gaps in list hygiene get found and fixed before a single new flow gets designed.
Audit the account and the list
Design segments, tags and the flow map
Build flows and templates, wire events
Test, launch, and report by flow
Segmentation and tagging come next, built from real events on your platform rather than guesswork about who your customers are. Flows are built and tested against real send paths before launch, and once live, each one reports separately, so you can see exactly which flow is earning its place and which one needs another look. Every stage waits on your sign-off before it goes live.
You receive the flows themselves: welcome, abandoned-cart, post-purchase and re-engagement, built, tested and live on the platform you already run. Alongside them, the segmentation and tag taxonomy behind every flow, wired to real events from your website or store rather than a guess about customer behaviour.
You also receive reporting broken out by flow, so performance is visible one at a time rather than buried in a single account number. If any campaign built on top of this work involves paid promotion, that spend stays in your own accounts and is never part of our fee.
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We work on the major commerce and marketing email platforms, and we have built flows on several of them already. We use whichever one you already run, so your team keeps its existing workflow.
Most accounts carry dead segments, broken automations and profiles that have never received a message. The audit finds that revenue sitting on the floor before we build a single new flow.
Yes, drafted in your voice and approved by you before anything goes live. Nothing in a flow sends without your sign-off on the copy.
Domain authentication and list hygiene are built in from day one. A flow that sends beautifully and lands in spam has not actually shipped.
A conversation first, then a written scope.
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