Ecommerce email that sells while you sleep
For many online stores, email and SMS bring a meaningful share of revenue from people who already know the brand, at a much lower cost than ads. Most of it comes from a handful of automated flows set up once and improved over time, plus regular campaigns that don't rely on constant discounts.
Automations every store should have
- Welcome seriesIntroduce the brand, best-sellers and what makes you different, to new subscribers.
- Abandoned cart and checkoutReminders with the exact products left behind, plus answers to common objections like shipping and returns.
- Browse abandonmentGentle follow-ups for people who viewed products but didn't add to cart.
- Post-purchaseThank-you, how-to-use, review request and cross-sell at sensible intervals.
- Win-backFor customers who haven't bought in a while, timed to your typical repurchase cycle.
- CampaignsLaunches, stories and seasonal promotions, planned so discounts don't become the only reason to buy.
Store audit first, then a fixed price
What's included
- Core flows built and designed
- Sign-up forms
- Monthly campaigns
- Segmentation
- Monthly revenue report
Ecommerce email questions
Which email platform should my store use?
Common ecommerce choices integrate directly with Shopify and WooCommerce. I work with what you have or recommend one based on your size and budget.
How many emails should a store send?
Automated flows run on their own; most stores send one to a few campaigns a week. Quality and relevance matter more than frequency.
Do I need to offer discounts in emails?
No. Product stories, launches, reviews and helpful content often sell without training customers to wait for a discount.
How much does ecommerce email marketing cost?
I quote one fixed price after a free store audit, for setup and monthly management.
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