Klaviyo account audit
A structured review of integrations, tracking, attribution settings, active flows, forms, list growth, segmentation, suppression and deliverability. You receive ranked findings and an implementation plan.
I help ecommerce brands audit, build and improve Klaviyo flows, campaigns, segmentation and deliverability. The work starts with the live account, not a generic email package, and ends with a system your team can operate and measure.
Klaviyo audits · Flow strategy and builds · Campaigns · Deliverability · Reporting
Campaigns are only one part of Klaviyo. Sustainable performance depends on accurate events, useful segments, well-timed automation, sensible frequency controls and deliverability that protects access to the inbox.
A structured review of integrations, tracking, attribution settings, active flows, forms, list growth, segmentation, suppression and deliverability. You receive ranked findings and an implementation plan.
Customer-journey mapping, copy requirements, build and QA for welcome, browse and cart abandonment, post-purchase, replenishment, cross-sell, review, win-back and account-specific automations.
A practical campaign rhythm with audience definitions, exclusions, frequency rules, testing priorities and reporting. The objective is relevant communication, not simply more sends.
Review authentication, consent, engagement, bounce and complaint patterns, suppression and sending behaviour. Changes are tied to evidence rather than arbitrary engagement cut-offs.
Documented metrics, attribution assumptions and test plans for improving the parts of the account that matter. Klaviyo-attributed revenue is treated as a signal, not automatic proof of incrementality.
Campaign planning, account maintenance, flow testing, deliverability monitoring and monthly decision-making after the foundation is dependable.
A specialist is useful when internal execution has stalled, reported revenue is difficult to trust or important journeys were built once and never properly maintained.
I preserve what works, correct what does not and document the decisions. A rebuild is not recommended simply to make the account look new.
Review integrations, events, consent, audiences, flows, campaigns, deliverability and recent performance.
Rank work by likely effect, confidence, effort, dependency and the customer journey affected.
Implement the agreed scope and test triggers, filters, branches, exits, re-entry, rendering and tracking.
Review the result against defined metrics and leave the team with maps, definitions and ownership notes.
This is a strong fit for brands and agencies that want senior, hands-on Klaviyo work without layers of account management. If the scope needs a large creative studio or custom application development, I will say so before we start.
These answers reflect how I scope and deliver the work, not a generic software checklist.
A Klaviyo expert connects customer and store data to lifecycle strategy. The work can include account audits, event and integration checks, segmentation, automated flows, forms, campaigns, deliverability, testing and reporting. A useful expert should also explain why each automation exists, how it is triggered and how the result will be judged.
Cost depends on account complexity, the number of journeys being built, creative responsibilities, integrations and whether the work is a one-off project or ongoing management. After reviewing the account and objective, I provide a written scope with deliverables, ownership and price rather than inventing a package before seeing the system.
Depending on scope: an account audit, prioritised plan, flow mapping and implementation, segment and suppression rules, campaign planning, deliverability review, QA, documentation and performance reporting. Copy and design responsibilities are agreed explicitly before work begins.
A consultant is often the better fit when you want direct access to the specialist and a focused scope. An agency may suit brands needing a larger creative and production team. I also work white-label for agencies that need experienced Klaviyo implementation without adding client-facing overhead.
Most stores should evaluate welcome, browse abandonment, cart or checkout abandonment, post-purchase and win-back journeys. Replenishment, cross-sell, review, back-in-stock and loyalty flows depend on the product, buying cycle and available events. The correct set follows customer behaviour; it is not a universal template.
Yes. I audit before rebuilding, preserve useful automation and change only what the evidence supports. This reduces launch risk and avoids discarding flows that are already doing their job.
I define the attribution window and use flow, campaign, deliverability and store-level trends together. Where the account has enough volume, holdouts or controlled tests provide stronger evidence. Platform-attributed revenue is reported with its assumptions rather than presented as guaranteed incremental revenue.
Yes. I work with ecommerce event and catalogue integrations on Shopify and WooCommerce, plus the connected applications needed for reviews, subscriptions, support, loyalty or lead capture. Custom integration engineering is scoped separately with a developer when required.
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pitch. If it is not a fit I will say so on the call rather than after the invoice.