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Email: what the emails brought in, by trade

Each case names the trade, the dates and the tool that counted the result, so you can judge how close it is to your business.

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Cake shop: email brought in $4,753.95 from 19 August to 18 September 2024

We set up Klaviyo emails for a Singapore cake shop that sells online and wanted its customers to order again.

The result, with its dates and source

What Klaviyo countedFigureDatesMeasured in
Sales credited to email$4,753.9519 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
Share of the shop’s tracked revenue24.23% of $19,619.7119 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
From automated flows$3,582.3519 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
From email campaigns$1,171.6019 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
Per person emailed$0.1819 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
Sales credited to email, against the period beforeUp 46%19 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo

How we set up the emails that brought this in

  1. We set up a welcome email for everyone who joins the list.
  2. We set up two reminders: one for shoppers who start checking out and stop, one for people who look at a cake and leave.
  3. We sent email campaigns to the list, and the three flows keep sending on their own.

How to read these numbers

  • Klaviyo credits a sale to an email when the buyer opened or clicked it shortly before buying. The shop’s own books may count it differently.
  • The $19,619.71 is all the revenue the shop’s site reported to Klaviyo for those dates, from every channel.
  • This is one shop in one month. What email brings in for you depends on your list, your products and how often people buy.

The same shop’s Google Shopping ads: Cake shop, Google Ads.

Household-goods store: email brought in $1,684.14 from 19 August to 18 September 2024

We set up Klaviyo emails for an online household-goods store in Singapore that wanted more of its shoppers to come back and buy.

The result, with its dates and source

What Klaviyo countedFigureDatesMeasured in
Sales credited to email$1,684.1419 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
Share of the store’s tracked revenue37.65% of $4,472.8919 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
From automated flows$933.2319 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
From email campaigns$750.9119 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
Per person emailed$0.5219 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo
Sales credited to email, against the period beforeUp 130%19 August to 18 September 2024Klaviyo

How we set up the emails that brought this in

  1. We set up a welcome email for everyone who joins the list.
  2. We set up an abandoned checkout email for shoppers who start paying and stop.
  3. We sent email campaigns to the list, and both flows keep sending on their own.

How to read these numbers

  • Klaviyo credits a sale to an email when the buyer opened or clicked it shortly before buying. The store’s own books may count it differently.
  • The $4,472.89 is all the revenue the store’s site reported to Klaviyo for those dates, from every channel.
  • This is one store in one month. What email brings in for you depends on your list, your products and how often people buy.

How we run it: Email marketing.

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