The cheapest growth is the customers you already paid to acquire. I build email and messenger auto-flows that move a lead to its first order and a one-time buyer to a second and third — segmented and counted in money, so every flow brings back revenue you don't have to buy twice.
Acquisition gets all the budget, while the unit economics are quietly decided by what happens after the first click. I build a system of auto-flows: a welcome series turns a new contact into a first order, an abandoned-cart flow recovers the almost-placed order, reactivation wakes a dormant base, and post-purchase flows bring the second and third sale. Every flow sits on segmentation and scoring, so the right message reaches the right person, and success is measured in revenue kept and LTV.
Welcome, nurture, abandoned cart, reactivation, win-back — each flow built for the real stage a customer is at, and each one nudges the next purchase.
Email plus WhatsApp and SMS, tuned for deliverability and replies, so the message reaches the inbox and the person. More touches on the same base, more repeat orders.
The base is split by behavior and buying readiness, and each segment gets its own offer. Precise aim brings higher response and fewer unsubscribes.
LTV, retention and cohorts on one dashboard — you see which flow brought back how much money, so we keep what earns and switch off what doesn't.
I map the customer journey and segments and find where the money leaks — where a new contact never reaches a first order, or a buyer never reaches a second. Those leaks are the growth points.
Welcome, abandoned-cart, reactivation and win-back flows across email and messaging, wired into your CRM. Set up once, they run on their own every day.
I keep testing timing, segments and copy against retention and LTV, so every month the flows return a little more revenue on the same base.
Three auto-flows on one base — abandoned cart, post-purchase nurture and 90-day reactivation. The cart flow returns a slice of almost-lost orders, reactivation wakes the sleeping list, and together they add repeat revenue on the order of +31% — without a single extra dollar of ad budget.
Both — wherever your customers actually respond. I build email plus WhatsApp and SMS on one logic: if someone doesn't open the email, a WhatsApp or SMS note follows up. Every channel is tied into the CRM, so a customer never gets the same thing twice.
Abandoned-cart and reactivation flows usually move revenue in the first month — quick money from a base you already have. LTV and retention gains build from there: every flow runs on autopilot and returns a little more over time.
We look at your funnel and the numbers together, and you leave with a clear next step — whether or not we end up working together.
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