Moha | Ecom PROD

Already above the 30% attribution mark from emails, aiming for 40% attribution for this brand after implementing some funnels

Niche topics that still convert 1/3 to 1/2 of everyone who clicks, at full margin >>>>>> Email is cheap, so why send less? I’d rather send more and speak to a different person each time Every buyer has a list of objections, the reasons they haven’t bought yet So instead of guessing which one matters most, I rotate through all of them, one objection per email Most people feel a few of them, but there’s always that one that hits hardest, and that’s the email they convert on 90% of what I send is educational, by the way Turns out there are a lot more ways to make money from email than running a sale 👇

We make emails that both you & your customers love and want to receive 🥰

First month in with these new clients and they're already loving the results 🔥

Clients after seeing the new monthly email batch

I’ve been telling myself “I’ll start posting content soon” for months Running my clients’ Klaviyo accounts ate every hour. No time and no clue on how to make content that actually works I finally did it. First ever Instagram Reel Follow @Halalmails on IG for more. Let me know what you think

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The most expensive shortcut in email marketing is buying a list I took over a sport ecom brand with: • Deliverability score: 35 • Open rate: 10% • Emails landing in spam The root cause: they'd bought a list 2 years earlier Contacts didn't know the brand. Some marked it as spam the first time they saw the email. Mailbox providers watched those complaints and dropped the sender reputation Even the real, opted-in subscribers stopped seeing the brand's emails We rebuilt their entire deliverability from scratch. Score went from 35 to 80. Email revenue went from $4K to $211K+ in couple months The purchased list didn't contribute a dollar to that number If you need more subscribers, run a giveaway, build a lead magnet, optimize your popup The cheapest way to grow a list looks like buying one. The most expensive way is dealing with what comes after

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Here is a different angle to the email Hardest collab ever with ma boy @moha_vert