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A citation is not a customer.Own the relationship that outlasts it.

Getting named creates the visit. Lifecycle turns the visit into a relationship you own.

One visit, four owned outcomes
An AI-referred visitor arrives
CapturedEmail or SMS opt-in, first-party
SegmentedOn real browse and purchase signal
NurturedWelcome, browse, cart, post-purchase
OwnedYours whether or not you are cited next month
$220,726
Email and SMS revenue in one month — reported by Emily McCarthy
280%
Growth in repeat purchase revenue — reported by Penny Linn Designs
Silver
Master Partner tier, listed in the Klaviyo Agency Partner Directory
29
Clients we have run Klaviyo for
The partnership, in plain terms

Master track,not the referral track.

Klaviyo splits its partner program in two. One track is for agencies that recommend Klaviyo and hand the account over. The other is for agencies that run the account. We are on the second one, and it is worth checking which track an agency is on before hiring anybody for this.

Silver Master Partner

Master is the managing track. Silver is its entry tier, earned on accounts under active management rather than on referrals passed along.

Listed in the Klaviyo Agency Partner Directory

A directory listing is granted, not claimed. You can verify it on Klaviyo's own site rather than taking this page's word for it.

Twenty-nine clients run on Klaviyo

Every one named in the client index, current and past alike. An agency that quotes only its live accounts is quoting a filtered list, and the total is the number that tells you how much of this we have actually done.

Every scored domain rated High deliverability

Klaviyo's partner dashboard rates sending reputation per domain. Every managed domain it scores for us is High — the number that decides whether the rest of the program reaches an inbox at all.

The artifact

Seven flows, twenty-two emails,and what each one earns.

Every lifecycle deck shows a flow diagram. This is the actual program we build, with the trigger, the message count, and a published number on the branches where a client let us print one.

FlowTriggerMessagesPublished result
WelcomeOpt-in$19.00revenue per recipient · Emily McCarthy
Browse abandonmentProduct viewed, no cartthe quietest compounding flow in the set
Cart abandonmentCart, no checkoutsequenced, not repeated
Checkout abandonmentCheckout, no orderthe shortest gap and the highest intent
Post-purchaseOrder placed+200%open rate once in-store and online split · Abbey Glass
Cross-sellCategory affinityhero item into the adjacent category
WinbackLapsed 90 daysbefore the list decays, not after

Flows carried 55% of all Klaviyo-attributed revenue on Craft Sportswear across four months, with no incremental media spend. That is the argument for building the automation before the campaign calendar.

What we deliver

Four deliverables,from first build to steady state.

01

Lifecycle architecture

  • Welcome, abandoned cart, browse abandonment and post-purchase flows
  • Winback and replenishment programs
  • Reusable branded master templates your team can run alone
  • Pre-launch QA on every workflow before it touches a customer
The flows that carry the program
Behavioral trigger
WelcomeThe highest revenue-per-recipient flow you will build
Browse and cartRecovery, sequenced rather than nagging
Post-purchaseDifferent message for in-store and online
WinbackBefore the list decays, not after
02

Segmentation and data

  • Behavioral segmentation built on real purchase and browse signals
  • Profile enrichment from site, POS and support
  • Suppression and deliverability hygiene
  • Routing every AI-referred visitor into an owned channel
A tiered list, not one list
Engaged 0–30 days100
Engaged 31–9062
Engaged 91–12031
Dormant, suppressed12

Sending only to the top tiers is what reversed a deliverability collapse on Craft Sportswear.

03

Testing and optimization

  • Continuous A/B testing across subject lines and conversion elements
  • Send-time and cadence optimization
  • Creative refresh cycles tied to the promotional calendar
  • Revenue-per-recipient as the reporting unit, not open rate
Tested against revenue, not opens
Variant A
  • Subject line, product-led
  • Hero on the item
  • Single CTA
Higher open rate
Variant B
  • Subject line, occasion-led
  • Hero on the outfit
  • Two CTAs, one soft
Higher revenue per recipient. B wins.
04

Attribution and integration

  • Attribution connecting social, email, site and sales
  • Shopify, POS and CRM integration
  • Migration from legacy ESPs with list health preserved
  • Reporting a CFO can read
What the report has to connect
01Email and SMSRevenue per recipient, by flow and campaign
02SiteSessions, capture rate, opt-in source
03eCommerceShopify and POS, one customer record
04PaidSo acquisition spend is judged over the lifetime
Behind it

Delivered,and running today.

Needlepoint

Penny Linn Designs

280% year-over-year Klaviyo revenue (Penny Linn Designs)

A VIP segment at nine hundred dollars of lifetime value, given the sale before the list got it. That one send did $83,201.

Fashion & lifestyle

Emily McCarthy

$220,726 email and SMS revenue in one month (Emily McCarthy)

Flows contributed a record $62,107 in a single month, led by a welcome series returning nineteen dollars per recipient.

Performance sportswear

Craft Sportswear

68.5% average open

Broad sends were wrecking inbox placement. Engagement tiers fixed it, and none of the twenty-nine campaigns that followed failed to earn.

Luxury womenswear

Abbey Glass

+200% open rate

A post-purchase flow that can tell an in-store buyer from an online one, and writes to each differently.

Women's golf

Renwick Sport

+58% SMS revenue on fewer sends

Five sends replaced seven, on a tighter segment and a sharper urgency sequence. Revenue went up.

Home goods

Pomegranate

+107% flow revenue

Welcome, browse abandonment and cart recovery rebuilt from scratch, against a brand calendar of color stories.

You cannot control how an answer engine cites you. You can control the data layer that feeds it and the customer relationship that outlasts it.
The State of eCommerce AI Visibility, 2026
Who this fits

Four situations
where lifecycle is the gap.

Usually the brand with a good acquisition engine and a neglected relationship engine. The flows exist. Nobody owns the program. The list is large, unsegmented and quietly decaying.

01

Flows that were set up once at launch and never revisited

02

Growing AI and organic traffic with no capture into an owned channel

03

A list that is large, unsegmented and quietly decaying

04

Attribution that cannot connect email revenue to anything else

The list, not the number

29 Klaviyo clients.Every one of them named.

Every client we have run Klaviyo for, current and past alike, each filterable in the client index alongside everything else we did for them.

Abbey GlassCallie's Hot Little BiscuitCharleston Wine + FoodCraft SportswearEmily McCarthyFaced the Facial StudioGoldbugIronwareJack RudyJenni EarleKindred LabelLongevity ClubLulaKateMarysiaMestizaMollie Jenkins PotteryNordic WaveOliver Pluff & Co.Outdoor Gear ExchangePenny Linn DesignsPomegranateRenwick SportSimone PereleSunshine TiendaThe AvenueTom BeckbeTwine & TwigVaga Bella SwimWorkstead

The full client index carries the industry and the rest of the work for each.

Free, and specific to KlaviyoSee what your Klaviyo instance is actually doingA senior strategist reads the account rather than running a scan: what is configured, what is actually running, and what is quietly costing you. You keep the findings whether or not anything follows.Request a Baseline

How these systems get used.One piece a month.

Written out of engagements rather than off a content calendar, by whichever principal ran the work. No sequence afterwards.

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Acquisition is expensive.Retention is the compounding half.

A senior strategist will audit your existing program and tell you the three things worth fixing first, within one business day.

Common questions

Questions we getbefore the first call.

What does Klaviyo work with Pyxl include?

Flow architecture, segmentation, campaign calendars, SMS, deliverability, creative, and reporting that separates flow revenue from campaign revenue so you can see what is actually compounding. We build the programs and then run them, rather than handing over a document.

Can you take over an existing Klaviyo account?

Yes. We audit what is live, keep what is working, fix deliverability and segmentation problems first, and rebuild the flows that are underperforming. You will get a plain read on the current state before we change anything.

How quickly can lifecycle flows be live?

Core flows — welcome, browse and cart abandonment, post-purchase, winback — are typically live within three to five weeks, with the campaign calendar starting in parallel. Deliverability repair, where it is needed, runs longer because warming a domain cannot be rushed.

Why does email and SMS matter more than paid media?

It is the part of your growth you own. Ad costs, platform algorithms and model rankings all change without notice; a list and the flows behind it do not. For most of the brands we work with, owned channels are the difference between a good month and a good year.

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