B2B outbound · Email for Klaviyo shops · Process automation
B2B outbound to companies with a reason to talk. Klaviyo email counted net. Recurring processes in your systems, with your approval.
Outbound
Example
Nordhafen recently registered a UK company, and its careers page has listed customs clerk roles since.
Several customs roles at once suggest UK declarations are being handled by hand, and the team grows with the order count.
Sources
Public events close together. Source and date are on file.
What the signal means for this one company.
All three run on rules you can check and end with a monthly report. We make no claim we cannot source.
Offer 01 · B2B
Offer 02 · Shops
Offer 03 · Operations
Set your outbound volume and see what it takes. Then see what Klaviyo revenue is worth without VAT and sales that come anyway.
You receiveA monthly report by signal
Behind it: 3,000 emails, 10 mailboxes, 4 domains.
Three touches over 21 working days, at most 15 cold emails per mailbox per day.
Example value, adjust to your figures
Example with German VAT and an assumed share. Enter your own figures on the Klaviyo page.
Run the calculation for your shopFor outbound, the split is written into every engagement, so nobody has to wonder who owns which number.
YouYou decide
WeWe are responsible for
We only claim what we measure. The email above is built like every one we write.
Klaviyo audit
689 30
possible actions in one shop audit, cut to the 30 worth doing. Four flows were not sending.
See the audit caseOur own sending
99.7% of 13,022 emails from our own domains passed DMARC.
At most 15 cold emails per mailbox per day, on separate domains.
Where the figures come fromAutomation
Every run is logged. Every step that sends, books or changes data waits for a named person on your side.
How approval worksNo long onboarding. Three steps, and you know after the second one what it costs.
You tell us the number, the markets or the shop. We tell you plainly whether it fits.
Volume, scope and price for your case. One-off, monthly or both, depending on the work.
Outbound: domains, warm-up and the first signal list. Klaviyo: the audit and the first repairs. Automation: read access and the first process.
Four rules we do not bend for volume, deadlines or a good month.
Every signal we write about has a published source and a date. If we cannot point to it, we leave it out.
Existing customers, open deals, lost deals and anyone who said no are excluded before the first email is written.
In Klaviyo we start read-only. Nothing in your account changes until you approve the plan.
We report conversations and revenue per recipient. Open rates have been unreliable since Apple Mail began loading images in advance.
What decision makers ask us in the first call.
No. Replies also depend on your offer.
For outbound, a list of customers, open deals, lost deals and contacts who said no, to match out. For Klaviyo and automation, read-only access first.
No. Outbound runs on separate domains in your name, so your main domain and everyday email stay untouched.
German and English. For other languages we tell you in the first call whether we can do them properly.
The term is set in the written proposal. For outbound, you set the volume again each month.
It depends on volume and scope. After the first call you get a written price: one-off, monthly or both.
Volume and markets, your shop address, or the process you want off your desk. A person replies. See who reads your enquiry.