Lucky Fours: $300k/mo to $1.5M/mo in 60 Days → 13% to 35%+ Email Attributed Revenue
Email revenue was stuck at 13% with another agency. We rebuilt flows, popups, and SMS from the ground up and helped scale the store from $300k/mo to $1.5M/mo in two months
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Lucky Fours is a fast-growing 8-figure ecommerce brand with strong paid acquisition and a high-traffic site.
When they came to us, they had the demand and the volume → what they lacked was a retention system capable of capturing and compounding it.
- Email attributed revenue stuck at just 16% of total store revenue, leaving major margin on the table.
- Underdeveloped flows that weren't covering the customer journey or converting at industry benchmarks.
- Campaigns underperforming with no real strategy, calendar, or directional thesis behind them.
- Previous agency failing to drive growth or unlock the brand's obvious potential.
- High-converting traffic being burned daily because there was no system in place to capture and monetize it.
- Push email attributed revenue from 13% toward 20%+ (the founder's initial target - we went past it).
- Rebuild the entire flow ecosystem to convert across every stage of the customer journey.
- Replace the broken pop-up with a high-converting list growth engine.
- Use SMS as a true revenue channel.
- Hand the founder a system that compounds margin.
- Free up time so the team can focus on the rest of scaling.
- Ran the WellCopy retention playbook tuned to a brand already scaling hard on paid ads
- Rebuilt the flow ecosystem to a full 30+ automated email and SMS system
- Launched a high-converting pop-up backed by new offer strategy and ongoing testing
- Built a segmented campaign calendar focused on non-discount angles to protect margin
- Strategic use of SMS
- Aligned the retention engine with the paid scale curve, increasing the value of each customer
- Audited and rebuilt every flow → welcome, abandonment, post-purchase, replenishment, winback, replacing the setup with a system designed to make revenue at every touchpoint.
- Launched a redesigned pop-up with new offer testing that hit ~18% conversion and added ~17,000 new subscribers per week to the list.
- Took attributed revenue from 13% to 35%+ within 60 days - exceeding the founder's initial 20% target by 75% on the first lap.
- Built and scaled the SMS channel from scratch, adding roughly 30% in incremental revenue on top of email.
- Executed ongoing campaign strategy and segmentation onto the calendar to keep each send pulling its weight as volume grew.
- Coordinated the retention engine with the brand's paid scale-up, helping fuel the move from $300k/mo to $1.5M/mo in two months.
- Took the channel fully off the founder's plate, with a dedicated team across copy, design, strategy, and account management.
- Total company revenue scaled from $300k/mo to $1.5M/mo within 60 days
- Email attributed revenue jumped from 13% to 35%+ in the same window
- Email revenue itself grew nearly 10x over the first 6 months
- Pop-up converting at ~18% with ~17,000 new subscribers per week added to the list
- SMS channel built from zero, contributing an additional 30% in revenue
- Rebuilt the retention foundation from scratch
- Flows and pop-ups were aligned to the brand's paid traffic profile
- SMS was developed as its own profit center
- Speed of execution matched the brand's growth curve, so retention scaled with acquisition
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"Max and the team at WellCopy were a key part of us scaling from $300k/mo all the way to $1.5M/mo within the span of 2 months. We were originally at around 13% attributed revenue from email with our old agency, and I told Max I'd be happy if they could get it to 20%. Within 60 days of new flows and pop-up offers, they got it to 35%. You don't get outsourced to shitty VAs who don't know copywriting or design — you get a dedicated team that specializes in every aspect of email marketing. They unlocked a lot of margin for us to scale to the moon and continue to deliver results day in and day out. If you aren't using WellCopy for your email marketing, you simply don't like making more money."


