Max | Ecom Email Marketing

How I went from broke $12/hr Instacart driver to chad multi-6-fig agency owner Narrated by Max Alexander

We generated $554,519 in Email Revenue for one of our Ecom brands within 30 days. Here is the entire strategy from a high-level overview:

If your ecom brand is doing 20% of its revenue from email, getting to 30-40%+ mostly comes down to testing & optimizing these variables: - Send day and time - Email structure - Subject lines - Preview text - Length - Offers - Copy

How we generate massive email campaign revenue for all clients: 1. Use a balance of educational, social proof & sales based content 2. Consistently send high-volume, high-quality campaigns 3. Optimize content over time based on what is performing the best

@BlindBearMedia Topturo

Who do you think wins if they fought at 155?

@SidadMoussa Charles by sub

Im curious what yall think happens in this rematch ? Personally i think Charles wins pretty easily

@BlindBearMedia Real

Charles drops him in 1 and finishes him this fight wouldn’t be close

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@YourAnonTV @Selkis_2028 Netanyahu is dead

🚨⚡️BREAKING: White House officials are bracing for a dramatic rupture between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu - Axios

Email designs can be super simple & still convert really well They just need to contain certain elements structured in a certain order Here's an example of how a product campaign is structured:

@CryptoUB Fartcoin is the future global reserve currency

FARTCOIN trading like it's the answer to the entire world's economic issues.

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We generated $554,519 in Email Revenue for one of our Ecom brands in the last 30 days. How? By following this simple Email Marketing flowchart. Implement this:

Generated a ton of sales for our client's new product launch 💪

Both ChatGPT and Claude can now directly plug into your Klaviyo account as part of a new update. This means AI can analyze your campaigns, flows, and give you recommendations & insights without you opening your Klaviyo account. Here is a basic example of what you can do with it: I asked Claude to pull up the past 30 days flows performance. Obviously you can go a lot deeper with it but the main advantage is that it can easily pull up all your analytics without you having to dig through complicated reports on Klaviyo.

@retardmode It’s funny how in school growing up, all of these things were framed as positive things for society, but then you study it more as you get older and then you realize they were all contributors to society getting destroyed

a lot of vitriol has been directed towards jews lately. let’s not forget the instrumental role they played in positively influencing society >federal reserve (1913) - allowed America to sidestep countless financial crises and bank panics, particularly after the string of financial scares in the early 1900s. without our central bank, we don’t have a flourishing global economy >women’s suffrage (1920) - gave women the right to vote and hold political office. outlawed discrimination based on gender >civil rights act (1964) - ended segregation of african-americans, allowing them into integrate into white schools and neighborhoods. outlawed discrimination based on race and religion >LGBTQIA+ rights (1962) - began overturning laws prohibiting same-sex relationships in every state, finally legalized same-sex marriage in 2015. gave transgender and nonbinary people the right to change their gender physically (surgery) and legally (passport/license). outlawed discrimination based on sexual orientation next time you feel like making an anti-semitic remark online, pause to consider what our country would look like without their positive contributions

@FalconryFinance You sound like paddy Pimblett

6 months on a submarine

@LibertyLockPod Based

Over the past year I've come to deeply respect American Catholics. The most courageous defenders of both their faith and their country. Completely unwilling to kneel to any attack mob. Fearless If America is to prevail I'm now convinced we need a heck of lot more people like you