Ecommerce retention and lead-generation follow-up
The second order and the booked call get won in the inbox.
Welcome, abandonment, replenishment, and follow-up flows do the daily work. Campaigns fill the gaps between them. None of it works if the message never lands.
Illustrative customer journey
- Signup
- Welcome flow
- Campaign calendar
- Repeat or booked
Scroll to follow the journey
Klaviyo: Lifecycle and campaign sending
Omnisend: Lifecycle and campaign sending
MailchimpMailchimp: Lifecycle and campaign sending
MailgunMailgun: Custom and cold-email delivery
GoHighLevel: CRM email and follow-up sequences
Flows before campaigns
Automated flows do the daily work.
Each flow answers one moment in the relationship: a signup, an abandoned cart, a lapsed customer, an unanswered inquiry.
Ecommerce and lead generation
Welcome
Answers the first moment after signup or inquiry, and protects it from going quiet before trust is built.
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- Signup or inquiry
- Immediate
- Set expectations
- Qualified for the next message
Ecommerce
Cart or checkout recovery
Answers a started, unfinished order, and protects revenue that hesitation would otherwise cost.
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- Cart or checkout abandoned
- One hour, then one day
- Reminder and support
- Completed order or opt-out
Ecommerce
Replenishment
Answers a product running low, and protects the repeat order a discount blast would waste.
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- Order placed
- Matched to the product
- A reason to reorder
- Repeat order
Lead generation
Lead nurture
Answers an inquiry that didn’t book a call, and protects it from becoming a dropped follow-up.
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- Inquiry submitted, no call booked
- Staged over days, not hours
- Answer the objection
- Booked call
Ecommerce and lead generation
Win-back
Answers a lapsed customer or contact, and protects the list from carrying dead weight.
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- Engagement lapses
- After the inactivity window
- A relevant reason to return
- Re-engaged or suppressed
Campaigns and cold outreach
Campaigns fill the calendar. Cold email stays inside its own rules.
Broadcast sends carry the offer flows can’t cover. Cold outreach lives here too, kept separate from lifecycle lists and inside its own consent rules.
Campaign calendar
Product launches, promotions, and content sends planned around what the flows already handle.
List segmentation
Engagement, purchase history, and lifecycle stage decide who sees a campaign.
Cold email, kept separate
Custom delivery through Mailgun, its own domain reputation, and no crossover with the permissioned list.
Deliverability
Deliverability is a prerequisite, not a feature.
A flow that never reaches the inbox never gets the chance to work.
- 01
Domain and authentication
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set up before a single send goes out.
- SPF, DKIM, and DMARC all pass
- Sending domain matches the brand
- 02
List hygiene
Unengaged and invalid addresses suppressed on a schedule, not left to erode sender reputation.
- Bounce and complaint rates
- Suppression list kept current
- 03
Warm-up and monitoring
New domains and senders ramped gradually, with placement and complaints watched every send.
- Inbox placement by provider
- Send volume ramped on schedule
Who this is for
Built for stores and services with something worth following up on.
Ecommerce brands with repeat customers and lead-generation businesses with a follow-up gap both fit here.
Repeat-order ecommerce
A store with returning customers and a product worth a second look.
Lead generation follow-up
Inquiries that go unanswered after the first reply, or never get a second one.
An existing list
A list, CRM, or store platform already in place — this builds on what exists, not from a cold start.
Not for cold list purchases or unpermissioned contacts. We check consent, list source, and sending history before anything goes out.
Find the flow costing you the most.
Bring your list, your platform, your consent status, and the flows already running. We’ll say which one is missing, what it’s costing in orders or calls, and what to set up first.