Adam Kitchen – Monster Email Marketing for eCommerce Brands

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Adam Kitchen – Monster Email Marketing for eCommerce Brands

Build an Email Marketing Program that Goes Beyond Discount Codes

A course by ADAM KITCHEN

Learn the exact strategies I’ve used to win deals with 8-9 figure DTC brands

and continuously drive an additional 15% revenue from every email campaign you send.

Why buy Monster Email Marketing for eCommerce Brands?

This course is designed for DTC operators and email marketing agency owners

who want to build a more holistic email marketing strategy beyond nonsensical Klaviyo

screenshots that vomit all over social media.

Inside this course, we’ll look at how to comprehensively map out the customer journey

for high-growth DTC brands from pre-purchase consideration to post-purchase,

using data and research to infuse our strategy.

You’ll generate incremental revenue after deploying many of the tactics in this course,

especially around the chapter on High-intent campaign retargeting,

which we have seen up to 15% additional revenue per send for our clients.

But the true value you’ll receive in this course lies within the following:

Diagnosing retention issues from first to second sale through qualitative research

Blowing up User-Generated Content (UGC) and enhancing deliverability

powerful engagement-boosting emails

Integrating zero-party data to understand your audience and craft conversion-focused

messaging that addresses their pain points

Who is this course for?

This is a course for high-level DTC operators and email marketing agency owners

who want to improve their understanding of how email & SMS can support businesses KPI’s

such as Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), Repurchase Rates and Returning Customer Revenue

while also improving Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC).

Ultimately, this course is for marketers serious about using email to support

wider business growth goals and not be siloed to channel-centric performance.