Goal achieved. 50.19% of total revenue from email. Half their business now runs on email marketing. This is what's possible when you take email seriously. DM me if you want similar results.

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Most brands overthink BFCM with 6-7 different offers. Just run 3. Early Access (Nov 20-23) Your VIPs and repeat customers. 15-20% off, exclusive first look. These people already trust you. They'll show up and spend. Black Friday (Nov 25-29) Main offer. Biggest discount. 20-25%

Started with this brand in August. 53.71% email attribution now. I don't obsess over attribution % but you can see the improvement since we started. Email takes time. That's just how it is. Week by week you learn what works for this specific audience. You optimize. Test

Most brands overthink BFCM with 6-7 different offers. Just run 3. Early Access (Nov 20-23) Your VIPs and repeat customers. 15-20% off, exclusive first look. These people already trust you. They'll show up and spend. Black Friday (Nov 25-29) Main offer. Biggest discount. 20-25%

This one overlooked flow recovered NZ$36k for one of my clients Most brands lose 97% of site visitors forever, this brings them back I made a full guide on it Comment "97" and I'll send it to you

Started with this brand in August. 53.71% email attribution now. I don't obsess over attribution % but you can see the improvement since we started. Email takes time. That's just how it is. Week by week you learn what works for this specific audience. You optimize. Test

Your popup is probably converting at 2-3%. Here's how to push it to 6%+ without changing the discount: Stop asking for email AND phone number. Just email. That's it. Every extra field drops conversion by 20-30%. I see brands ask for: - Email - Phone - Birthday - Zip code

Designed this campaign last year. Most of the time, I don't show multiple categories in one email. Multiple products? Fine. But multiple categories? That's tricky. Usually only do it during sales. But this one was different. One email. Three separate categories: - Athletes

My client only wants 8 emails per month. I sent 11 this month (had to sneak in Black Friday emails lol). Look at these numbers, we're crushing it. Getting +50% of revenue just from email. Me: "These results are insane, we should send more" Client: "Eight emails max." Me: "But

It's November 3rd. BFCM is in 25 days. Most brands are already behind. Here's your 3-week sprint to maximize email revenue (BFCM typically drives 25-35% of Q4 email revenue - make it count): Week 1 (Nov 3-9): List Growth Blitz Get aggressive with signups NOW. Every subscriber

This email sample has 3 "Get Doughy" buttons. Hero section. Mid-scroll. After social proof. People make decisions at different scroll depths. One CTA = you're losing 40% of conversions. Give them multiple chances to click. Simple fix. Massive impact.

Most of your email revenue comes from the header section. People open the email, look at the top, and either click or bounce. They don't scroll. They see the header, decide if it's worth their time, done. This one works because everything's obvious. What's happening, when it

Just looked at October results. $175k in email revenue. We did the early Black Friday thing this year and honestly Glad we did. Had the whole month to run campaigns instead of fighting for attention during one crazy weekend. People responded well. Bought consistently

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Urgency vs Scarcity: The Data That'll Change Your Strategy Most marketers use them interchangeably. Big mistake. Urgency = time pressure ("Flash sale ends in 6 hours") Scarcity = stock levels ("Only 3 hoodies left in size M") For ecommerce, this matters more than you think:

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Email campaign sample. Testing how much white space is too much white space. Turns out, not this much.