How to make 30% more revenue without dropping a single penny on paid ads

From an email marketer who has generated over $50 Million dollars in sales for dozens of 6 to 9 figure Ecommerce brands.

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The fastest way to grow revenue for your brand WITHOUT paid ads is to set up a welcome flow for non-buyers.

Avg industry open rate: 26.5%
Our client avg: 50%+

I'm going to lay out the exact blueprint we use to consistently help our clients outperform industry averages.

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Before I dive into the specific in and outs of how to set up your welcome series

You need to set up subscription forms on your website so you can capture emails

3 types of forms:
> Pop ups
> Fly outs
> Embedded forms

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📊Email popups conversion rates:

> Brands average 2% to 4% before working with us
> Most clients are seeing 6% to 8% on avg after working with us
> Some of our best-performing clients are seeing 11% to 13% conversion rates after working with us
How to set up pop up behavior (conditions you can use to trigger the form to appear):

> When visitor is exiting
> After 4-6 secs of page load
> After scrolling 30%
Welcome series overview

> First set of emails subscribers receive after joining your list
> A consistent top-revenue performing flow for our clients
> Goal: Get subscribers to engage with your brand and set tone of relationship

Pro tip: Test everything. Subject lines/CTAs etc
Welcome Email # 1

Content to focus on:
> Welcome
> Brand Introduction
> Thank You
> And discount code if applicable

Subject line ideas:
> Welcome!
> Welcome (more info inside!)
> Welcome to [INSERT BRAND NAME]
> You’re part of the family now
> Fantastic. You are in!
When to send :
> Immediately after someone subscribes to your list

Subject line used in example:
Welcome to the Land of Magic Spoon

🎯Aim to hit 30-50% open rates. Some of our clients get up to 70-80%. Image
Welcome Email # 2

Content to focus on:
> Brand Story
> Unique Quality Standards
> Benefits of Shopping with Your Company

Subject line ideas:
> You heard it here first
> Learn more about us
> Here's our story
> Level up your [INSERT WORD] game... (eg Level up your Yoga game)
When to send :
> 1-2 days after email #1. Test time delay for optimization.
> Only send if ppl don't convert from email #1

Subject line used in example:
This will remind you of your favorite childhood cereal

🎯Aim to hit 20-40% open rates. Some of our clients get up to 50-60%. Image
Welcome Email # 3

Content to focus on:
> Social Proof (customer reviews, press, celebrity/brand endorsements, retail footprint)
> Show Popular Products

Subject line ideas:
> Our customers say it best
> Have you treated yourself lately?
> The Love is Real
> Word on the street
When to send :
> 2-3 days after email #2. Test time delay for optimization.
> Only send if ppl don't convert from prior 2 emails

Subject line used in example:
Don't Just Take Our Word For It

🎯Aim to hit 20-35% open rates. Some of our clients get up to 40-50%. Image
Welcome Email # 4

Content to focus on:
> Focus on community aspect

Subject line ideas:
> We're All in this Together
> Let's Get Social
> Let's Be Friends
> We're All Here for You
> Meet our Team
When to send :
> 3-4 days after email #3. Test time delay for optimization.
> Only send if ppl don't convert from prior 3 emails

Subject line used in example:
Meet the Founders of Magic Spoon

🎯Aim to hit 20-30% open rates. Some of our clients get up to 30-40%. Image
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Sep 8
Flows are the highest-converting emails your brand will ever send.

Yet most brands are barely scratching the surface.

Here are 8 flows you need to be sending:

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1. Welcome Flow:

Goal: Convert new subscribers into first-time customers

Tips:

- Send the first email immediately
- Start with your strongest product and top 3 benefits
- Place the offer before the first scroll ends
- Use emails 2 and 3 to answer objections and show proof

And here's a subject line you can test:

"Your 15% off code + why 34,238 people love us"
2. Abandoned Checkout Flow:

Goal: Recover high-intent customers who started checkout

Tips:

- Trigger 30 to 60 minutes after checkout is abandoned
- Include product image, price, and a clear CTA
- Keep copy short and human
- Use 2 to 3 follow-ups with increasing urgency

Email "Design" Tip:

Start with a plain-text email from a team member.
It often converts better than "branded" templates.
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6 ecommerce storytelling examples you can use in your emails (that actually sell):

BOOKMARK THIS for your next campaign👇
But first, here's why storytelling matters in ecommerce:

1/ It builds emotional connection (beyond discounts)
2/ It helps customers remember your brand
3/ It differentiates you in crowded markets
4/ It makes your emails more engaging and less transactional

Use these 6 story types to drive real results:
1. The Founder Story:

Just like it sounds, this tells who is behind the brand and why they started it.

Example:

“Our founder quit her job at Google after a skin condition forced her to create a product that worked.”

When to use:

- Welcome series (Email 1 or 2)
- Post-purchase thank-you email
- Holiday/campaign emails with a personal note

Pro tip: End with a CTA that feels personal:

“Reply and tell us your story”
or
“Meet the product she created”
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My agency has written 10,000+ pieces of copy.

Our #1 Copywriting Rule:

Never write copy from scratch, always use a framework.

Here are 10 proven copywriting frameworks to write high-converting copy:

🧵 THREAD 🧵
1. Features-Advantages-Benefits

Features: start with what your product can do.

Advantages: explain why it's helpful.

Benefits: elaborate on what it means for the reader.

Example:Image
2. PASTOR

P: Identify the Problem people are having.

A: Amplify the consequences of not solving it.

S: Tell a Story related to the problem.

T: Include Testimonials from happy customers.

O: Present your Offer.

R: Ask for a response.

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Jul 6
There are 5 email flows that matter the most for increasing your ecommerce sales:

Let me break it down👇
1. Welcome Sequence:

When someone joins your email list, they’re showing genuine interest in your brand. Your welcome sequence sets the tone for your entire relationship.

Here’s how to nail your welcome sequences:

-Hit ‘send’ instantly: Don’t leave them hanging! Send your welcome email within minutes of sign-up. Thank them sincerely for subscribing and show them you’re a brand worth paying attention to.

-Tell your story: Give them a reason to care. Share a bite-sized version of your brand’s journey – why you started, what problem you’re solving, and what makes you different.

-Set clear expectations: Let subscribers know exactly what’s coming – how often you’ll email (weekly or biweekly?), the type of content they’ll get (exclusive drops, helpful guides, or behind-the-scenes insights?), and how they can adjust preferences.

-Give them a reason to stay: Make their first interaction with your brand rewarding. Offer a juicy incentive – a discount, freebie, or valuable resource –x that makes them think, "Wow, if this is the free stuff, imagine how good the paid stuff is!"Image
Welcome sequence example:

Email 1: Right after signup – Warm welcome + incentive.

Email 2: 2 days later – More about your brand’s mission.

Email 3: 4 days later – Helpful resources or top product picks.
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Here are the 3 ways to grow revenue using email marketing:

1) Increase # of customers
2) Increase # of purchases per customer
3) Increase $ per purchase

Here's how you do each (with examples):
First, we want to increase the # of customers.

Because we’re talking about email, the main thing we need to focus on is sending more emails.

Obviously, with a focus on the right emails to the right person at the right time.

Here are 3 emails you can send to accomplish this:
1) Welcome Email:

Structure:

>> Welcome to the family!
>> We are [brand]
>> Tell your brand's story
>> We're giving you [X]% OFF on your first purchase
>> CTA with discount already applied

Send to: anyone who joins your list.

Note: You'll want to build out a series for this.

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2) Abandoned Checkout Email:

Structure:

>> Quick reminder!
>> You left [products] behind
>> [Breakdown of items left behind]
>> CTA to make a purchase

Send to: people who started their purchase but didn’t complete it.

Note: You'll send a few additional emails if they don't buy.

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3) Sale Email:

Structure:

>> Sale alert!
>> Save up to X% storewide or on selected products
>> Images of most popular products
>> CTA with discount already applied
>> Sale ends soon, hurry up!

Send to: engaged, non-buyers.
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