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Everyone said we'd burn the list. We didn't listen. Instead:
Mixed plain text and designed emails:
Instead of boring collection pages:
We got specific with who we talked to:

When we increased email frequency, revenue jumped 170% instantly - from £220K to £603K in a single month. Let that sink in.
How We Did It
Instead of playing it safe, we:
We built a system that could scale:
Pre-Purchase Flows:
Post-Purchase Flows:

-$157,130 in 90 days.
That's how much email revenue Serene Herbs lost when they left MailerProfit for another agency. Campaign revenue collapsed by 46%. Unsubscribes jumped 22%. Email's contribution to total business revenue fell from 30% to 28%.
Serene Herbs learned a six-figure lesson: not all email agencies understand the difference between list growth and revenue growth.
We maintained aggressive campaign cadence with educational, entertaining copy that drove both engagement and revenue. Our approach balanced direct response tactics with brand-building content that kept customers excited to open emails.
Every campaign was written to slide through ESPs and land in the inbox. We optimized for deliverability without sacrificing conversion, maintaining healthy list engagement through strategic segmentation and send-time optimization.
We never pulled back on testing. While other agencies play it safe, we stayed aggressive with split testing to continuously optimize performance and find new revenue opportunities.
We maintained the optimal balance between campaign and flow revenue, ensuring campaigns drove immediate revenue while flows nurtured long-term customer relationships.
The replacement agency generated 84% less campaign revenue—a staggering $250K drop in just 90 days. While they improved flow revenue by $93K, this couldn't compensate for the massive campaign underperformance.
Despite the new agency bringing in 18,000 more subscribers, they also lost nearly 4,000 more to unsubscribes. MailerProfit's copy-led approach kept customers engaged and reduced churn even with fewer new signups.
Under MailerProfit, email drove 30% of total business revenue. With the replacement agency, this dropped to 28%—a meaningful efficiency loss that impacts overall business health.
MailerProfit generated 22% more total email revenue with a smaller list. This demonstrates superior engagement, better deliverability, and more effective monetization of existing subscribers.
In fast-moving DTC brands, campaign revenue typically drives the majority of email performance. A 46% drop in campaign revenue (from $546K to $296K) is catastrophic and indicates either poor deliverability, weak creative, or overly conservative sending strategy.
The replacement agency added more subscribers but generated less revenue. More isn't always better—engagement and deliverability matter more than raw list size.
MailerProfit's focus on educational, entertaining copy that drives action maintained customer excitement and inbox placement. Technical execution alone can't compensate for weak creative.
Our willingness to test aggressively—even during busy periods—continuously optimized performance. Playing it safe leaves money on the table
"We thought we were making a strategic move. Instead, we watched our email revenue drop by $157,000 in 90 days. The difference was immediate and painful. MailerProfit's approach to campaigns and deliverability was irreplaceable."
This isn't just about one client or one 90-day period. It's a pattern we see repeatedly: agencies that focus purely on technical execution or overly conservative strategies can't match the performance of a copy-led, aggressively tested approach.
MailerProfit's edge:
When you have an entire retention department that treats your account with personal investment—strategist, copywriter, designer, and email tech working in harmony—the results speak for themselves.
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We mixed two types of emails:
Major Revenue Drivers:
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Best Performers:
Mixed marketing approach:
Top Performers:

Phase 1: November
Phase 2: December
Built from scratch:
Revenue Machines:
Campaign Metrics:
Growth Story:
How we kept revenue flowing:
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Mixed two types of emails:
Top Performers:
Revenue Machines:
Results:
Growth Strategy:
Growth Strategy:
How we balanced both:
Maintained while scaling:
Split Focus:

Performance:
Best Performers:
Strategy:
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We use a flat-fee pricing for transparency and simplicity. Your exact rate depends on list size, send volume, and scope—but our goal is always the same: cost less than hiring one senior retention marketer in-house, while providing the value of a full-stack retention team. You’ll get clear pricing during your discovery call.
We typically work with brands on a minimum 3-month engagement. Email marketing is a long game—it takes time to fix deliverability, build proper flows, and see compounding results.
Once we sign, we start. Most clients begin onboarding the same day—because when you’re ready, we move fast. Strategy sessions, access requests, and setup begin immediately so you see momentum from day one.
We’re platform-agnostic but most experienced with Klaviyo, Omnisend, and Postscript for SMS. If you’re using something else, we’ll make it work—or recommend a smarter migration if it’s limiting your growth.
We focus on what actually drives revenue: deliverability, engagement, accurate attribution, and lifetime value. No vanity metrics. No inflated dashboards.
We’re not an agency. We’re your retention department. You get copy-led strategy, full execution, and rapid iteration—without layers, hand-offs, or slow approvals. We move fast, test hard, and treat your brand like it’s our own.
Yes. We offer a free retention audit where we review your current setup, identify missed opportunities, and show you exactly what we’d do differently—no fluff, no pressure.