Welcome series
Your new subscriber is your warmest contact. 4–6 emails: brand story, trust-building, first-purchase offer, social proof. A separate branch for lead-magnet sign-ups and for discount sign-ups.
At most webshops email brings 5–8% of revenue. In a properly built email system it’s 25–35%. The difference is the system behind it, not the send frequency.
Ad costs have risen for years and attribution keeps degrading. The list you own doesn’t get more expensive and doesn’t depend on any single platform’s algorithm.
These are industry orders of magnitude, not promises. In the audit we calculate a concrete target from your own data.
Automated flows, segmentation and data collection, a campaign calendar and content: one connected system where every email answers a specific behaviour.
Your new subscriber is your warmest contact. 4–6 emails: brand story, trust-building, first-purchase offer, social proof. A separate branch for lead-magnet sign-ups and for discount sign-ups.
3 steps: reminder at 1 hour, objection-handling at 24 hours (shipping, payment, guarantee), incentive after 48 hours. Complemented with SMS where consent exists. The discount only appears in the third step, otherwise customers learn that abandoning a cart pays off.
Based on product-page intent. Separate logic for high and low cart-value categories, because the decision time isn’t the same for a €20 and a €450 product.
Usage tip, expected delivery, review request after the estimated arrival, then a cross-sell with a logically matching accessory. This also cuts returns and support load.
Tuned to the category’s real repurchase cycle. 25–35 days for supplements, 6–12 months for durable goods. A fixed 90-day template rushes one half and misses the other.
“Notify me when it’s back” and price-drop alerts. The rarest flow to ship, yet it’s built on explicit intent, so it often has the highest conversion rate.
Anyone who hasn’t opened in 4–6 months is gradually removed. The list gets shorter, but deliverability improves and your email platform fee drops too.
Birthday, first-purchase anniversary, reaching VIP status. Low volume, high conversion, low maintenance.
How we grow the subscriber list, how often and with which messages we reach your customers, and how we create value for them while revenue grows too.
A monthly plan broken down by seasonality, promotions and content. If every campaign is a promo, the list learns not to open without a discount.
A modular, brand-consistent template set that looks good on mobile, doesn’t fall apart in dark mode, and your team can edit too.
For most webshops we recommend Klaviyo, but we work with other platforms too. In Hungary WooCommerce, Shoprenter and UNAS are the most widespread, alongside many custom systems: where the off-the-shelf integration falls short, we build the missing pieces.
Let’s look at your stackNative integration, catalog feed, checkout events, Shopify Flow connection.
API-based connection: purchase, cart, product data and subscription sync.
Custom middleware for two-way transfer of order and customer data.
Plugin plus custom events when the template solution isn’t enough.
Webhook and API integration for any in-house shop or ERP.
Invoicing, loyalty program, review collection, SMS provider, Meta and Google audience sync.
What matters most is building sustainable, value-creating processes: the system only works when customers don’t feel spammed but get real value from us.
Each of these would lift the numbers short term. Six months later, half the list opens nothing.
We review the current account, list, deliverability and revenue attribution. We look at the webshop data: the repurchase cycle, the best entry products, where cart abandonment is highest. That determines the build order.
Integration, catalog feed, events, domain setup. Abandoned cart and welcome series go live, these two flows typically bring half of automated revenue.
Browse abandonment, post-purchase series, win-back, back-in-stock, sunset. Building the template system and segments, with native copy.
Campaign calendar, reporting template, training your team. From here you either run it, or we run it in a monthly engagement.
Monthly test plans, segment refinement, new flows for the seasons. Every month a lesson that also feeds back into the ads.
We go through your account, list and deliverability. You get a prioritized list of what brings the most revenue in the next 90 days, and how much.
Building the full flow set, segments, template system and integration. At the end the account is yours, documented, with your team trained.
Campaign calendar, creative, copywriting, testing and reporting. We run all of it, you focus on the product.
The listed prices are minimums. The final offer depends on list size, product catalog and integration complexity.
Not open rate. How much money each flow brought.
Swipe the table →
| Metric | What it tells you | Realistic target |
|---|---|---|
| Email revenue share | What % of total webshop revenue comes from email | 25–35% |
| Flow revenue share | The automated part within email revenue | 50–65% |
| Abandoned-cart conversion | What % of flow recipients buy | 3–8% |
| Welcome-series conversion | First-purchase rate of new subscribers | 3–8% |
| Revenue / subscriber / month | The real value of the list | €0.8–3 |
| Delivery & complaint rate | List health and domain reputation | >98% / <0.08% |
Targets depend on industry and cart value. In the audit we tailor them to your category.
At Plantart, the third phase of the digital transformation was about funnels and email. We built automated nurture flows and per-segment landing pages, replacing unpredictable, occasional interest with a measurable acquisition engine. In its first year the webshop generated more than €110,000 in revenue.
Ask for a free audit: we review your account and your webshop data, then tell you how much revenue you’re leaving on the table, and the shortest path to it.
If it turns out this isn’t worth it for you right now, we’ll tell you that too.