Email marketing

Attribution Revenue vs. Moving the Needle

Attributed Revenue vs. Moving the Needle It’s a frustration many ecommerce store owners will recognise. Your marketing dashboards tell you things are going brilliantly. Different platforms claim impressive amounts of revenue, with graphs heading reassuringly upwards. Yet you look at the business as a whole and wonder: where is all this success? One platform attributes

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Klaviyo + Shopify: What Does “Accepts Marketing” Mean?

Klaviyo + Shopify: What Does “Accepts Marketing” Mean? If you use Shopify with Klaviyo, you may see an Accepts Marketing property on customer profiles. Historically, this property played an important role in determining which Shopify customers were synced to Klaviyo as email subscribers. That is no longer how the integration works. Since December 2022, Klaviyo

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Compare Klaviyo to alternative email marketing services

Compare Klaviyo to alternative email marketing services Klaviyo provides their own comparisons to three of the most popular alternatives. Sure, they will be biased. However, it’s a great place to start, if you want to understand the key benefits of Klaviyo. Klaviyo vs Mailchimp Klaviyo capitalised on the split between Mailchimp and Shopify, announced in

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Klaviyo Pricing Explained: Active Profiles & Costs (2026)

Klaviyo pricing plans explained At first glance, Klaviyo can look expensive. But before asking whether Klaviyo costs too much, it helps to understand what is actually driving the cost. What exactly are you paying for? This is where many ecommerce businesses get caught out. Klaviyo pricing isn’t simply based on the number of people who

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Is it OK to swap or acquire lists from a third party?

FAQ: Is it OK to swap or acquire lists from a third party? It is surprising how frequently this still occurs. Two businesses enter some form of strategic business partnership intended for mutual benefit. This typically involves some form of gaining access to the other’s customer list. Even in scenarios where customers ‘sign up’ to

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