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Fashion brand: €117k in additional Klaviyo revenue in November from an untapped list

Capital in the vault - finally put to work.

Conscious Fashion · >350,000 contacts · DACH

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>350,000Contacts on the list
€117kAdditional Klaviyo revenue in November
36%Share of monthly revenue
~42%Open rate

Real figures straight from the client account. No brand names, because client numbers stay confidential with us - and so will yours.

Starting point

A large CRM list, built up over years, that nobody was working systematically. Seasonal buying patterns went unused, and customer value stayed below its potential.

A list that size is capital that has already been paid for: every contact cost ad budget at some point. Without a system, it still brings in very little revenue.

What we built

  • Segmentation by buying behavior and season. Who buys what and when decides who gets which email.
  • Structured campaigns with a BFCM strategy. A calendar instead of one-off promotions.
  • Flows with 2.1% conversion from the existing base. Automations that turn existing contacts into buyers.

Result

In November, €117k in additional revenue came through Klaviyo, 36% of monthly revenue.

Without spending one extra euro on ads. That's the money that had been left on the table.

What other brands can take from this

  1. A big list is only worth something once it's segmented by buying behavior. Until then, it's just a number.
  2. Seasonal buying patterns belong in the campaign calendar. If you know when your customers buy, you don't have to discount every week.
  3. Additional revenue from your own base doesn't need extra ad budget. It's often the cheapest revenue a brand can make.

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