We will improve your email and SMS marketing to help you generate more profit, so you can reinvest in ads and scale your ecommerce brand even faster. 📈
Dec 25 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
This is how we made our client an additional $15.5k in profit per month.
Without spending a penny on ads.
Here's what we did:
Your welcome discount is probably too high. 🧵
Nearly half of the brands we talk to are giving away 15-20% discounts just to get an email signup.
You think you need to. But you don't.
Here's proof:
We ran this test for a client with a $140 AOV:
Original offer: 10% off ($14 discount)
New offer: Mystery discount ($5 flat)
Dec 24 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
If your agency is bragging about 50-60% open rates, you're getting ripped off.
Here's why:
High open rates = bad segmentation.
They're only sending to your most engaged subscribers and leaving the rest of your list untouched. 🧵
What this costs you:
Let's say you have 80,000 active profiles.
Sending to 35,000 (hyper-engaged only):
Open rate: ~60%
35,000 × $0.15 revenue per recipient = $5,250 per campaign
Dec 19 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
If your brand is doing $100k-$500k/mo and email is generating less than 30% of revenue, you have a retention problem.
Not a traffic problem.
Not a conversion problem.
Here's what's broken 🧵
Your customers buy once and disappear.Fix retention first, then scale ads.
Most brands doing $100k-$2M/mo have the same email problem:
Their flows were set up 2 years ago and haven't been touched since.
Dec 16 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
SMS marketing for ecom is printing money right now.
But 90% of brands are doing it wrong.
I've generated millions with SMS campaigns in 2025.
Here's the exact framework we used:
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Rule #1: SMS is NOT email
Email = Educational, story-driven, longer
SMS = Urgent, direct, instant action
Your SMS should be:
Dec 13 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Your brand is doing $200k/month but email is stuck at $20k-$30k.
Here's why: 🧵
1/ You're sending 1-2 campaigns per week
Top brands send 8-12/month
2/ Your flows aren't optimized
You set them up once 2 years ago and never looked at them again