Since we knew we were already sending traffic to the store, we began by setting up a Welcome Flow to get those visitors on our list, and it now accounts for 38% of the total revenue coming from flows.

Next, we set up a Browse Abandon flow. The focus here was to split the recipients by the top-performing products they had viewed. That allowed us to send hyper-relevant emails, including reviews and styling tips. We also added a general option for anyone who had not viewed a top-performing product.

And the splits worked. The click rates and order rates of the product-specific emails are nearly double those of the general emails.

We then added an Abandoned Checkout flow, which targets anyone who has started checking out but not completed their purchase. It performed well, but it was only being delivered to a small amount of traffic so we quickly realized we were still missing a lot of abandoners.

We added an Abandoned Cart flow, which contains very similar emails as the Abandoned Checkout flow, but it instead targets people who don’t make it all the way to checkout. It made a huge difference, reaching over 1000 people monthly, compared to the abandoned checkout flow’s 75.