r/Klaviyo

I have just started working with a men's grooming/hair care shopify store and their email list is around 3,000. They didn't send regular emails and didn't have any real flows set up apart from very basic ones. The new flows are already working wonders for new subscribers. But does anyone have any ideas they are willing to share for email concepts to send out to the list to touch base and start to build trust with them again. A lot of the customers have made a purchase between 1-3 years ago. I was thinking of a simple text email from the owner to say hey and if they wanted to restock on their favourite item or try something new here is XX discount. I also didn't want to ask AI. Thanks

Hi everyone, I'm Gabby and I work at Klaviyo. I figured I should introduce myself since you may have seen me posting or responding to you. I wanted to make it clear that I work there, but I do not actually work for this subreddit or as a support person.

What I can say is I've spent a good chunk of time talking to brands directly and going through case studies. I've spent time trying to figure out where people were actually losing revenue versus where the dashboard said they were. Those two things don't always line up.

If you've got a Klaviyo question, or just want someone to bounce some ideas off, I'm around.

I’m a software developer and over the past year I’ve been working on AI agents, automation workflows, and chatbots.

I’m really interested in working with D2C/lifecycle marketing agencies that use tools like Shopify and Klaviyo, where I can bring my technical and AI automation skills.

I’m not an email designer or traditional marketer, I’m more interested in building the systems and automations behind the marketing.

For agency owners/people working in this space: what’s the best way to get my foot in the door? Would you recommend reaching out directly, building a Shopify/Klaviyo-focused portfolio first, or looking for freelance/contract opportunities?

Would really appreciate any advice.

I’m looking for a skilled graphic designer who can help me build emails that concert - I run a female fashion brand (uk based) which has just had a few viral moments so I need a skilled designer to help increase my as revenue on a freelance basis.

Must have experience with female fashion brands, understand current trends and how to communicate with a female customer base and have a really visually striking portfolio

❤️

Hi guys pretty new to klaviyo and our list is pretty small (780 active profiles) we've got 6 flows setup and I've done everything that I can think of. Would it be worth getting an audit for the account or just do it myself somehow. The one I'm looking at is on Fiverr for 130 USD for a 30 minute video recording of everything Im doing well and can improve. Currently the only emails doing anything is the welcome flow but I guess should be expected for our list size. Hopefully can get some insight thanks guys :)

Mine would be cleaning and segmenting subscriber lists.

Not writing emails - the endless work of updating tags, removing inactive contacts, checking exclusions, and preventing overlapping campaigns.

What would you automate forever?

• Writing and editing
• Segmentation
• A/B testing
• Campaign reporting
• Deliverability monitoring
• List cleaning
• Something else?

Domain less than 3 months old, have been on Klaviyo maybe 1.5 months.

Sending marketing emails from a subdomain, SPF/DKIM/DMARC all verified, mail-tester score is fine, bounce rate is healthy (0.86%). But my open rates are wildly split by provider

I haven't been sending out campaigns, only have abandoned cart/winback flow set up.

Everything I've read says new domains take time to build trust with Microsoft especially, but my results seem especially dire.

Do I just have to wait this out?

I’m building my Klaviyo portfolio and I’m looking for one DTC brand to build 3 flows for completely free.

I’ll build your Welcome, Abandoned Cart and Post Purchase flows, including strategy, copy, design and setup inside Klaviyo.

All I ask is permission to use the work and results as a case study.

If you’re interested, drop your store below or send me a message.

This sounds like a pretty big security issue to me and I was bummed to see this coming from Klaviyo and now I am thinking to switch to the alternative. Stealing passwords is not a good thing Klaviyo!

Hey folks,

I manage way too many Klaviyo accounts to check spam complaint rates one by one, so a few months ago I started building a small side tool to do it for me — and it's grown into something I think other agencies might find useful.

The problem: since Feb 2024, Gmail and Yahoo auto-block or throttle campaigns once spam complaints cross 0.30%. If you're only managing one account, that's easy to eyeball. If you're managing 10+ client accounts, catching one that's drifting close to the line before it actually blocks a client's sends is a lot harder — and by the time you notice manually, it's often too late.

What I ended up building (InboxGuard):

- A multi-account dashboard sorted by risk, so the accounts closest to the threshold surface first instead of digging through each one

- Automatic email alerts before an account actually crosses 0.30% — the whole point is catching it before your client does

- New this weekend: a 1-click shareable client report — a secure, read-only link you can send a client showing their deliverability is being watched, with zero API keys or sensitive data exposed

Stack-wise, for anyone curious: Next.js 16, Clerk, Drizzle, API keys encrypted AES-256 at rest.

I'm looking for 3-4 agencies or CRM consultants managing multiple Klaviyo accounts to try it for free and tell me honestly if it's solving a real problem or if I'm missing something obvious. Happy to answer any technical questions here too.