Most eCommerce brands have a Klaviyo account. Most of them are using about 10% of what

Most eCommerce brands have a Klaviyo account. Most of them are using about 10% of whatMost eCommerce brands have a Klaviyo account. Most of them are using about 10% of what

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Abubakri Hamod Opeyemi

pro

• 11h

Most eCommerce brands have a Klaviyo account. Most of them are using about 10% of what it actually does. Here is what the data says klaviyo can do when it is set up properly: Automated email flows make up just 2% of total email sends for most stores. But they drive 30% of all email revenue. Two percent of sends. Thirty percent of revenue. Let that land for a second. The welcome series, the abandoned cart sequence, the post-purchase flow, the browse abandonment trigger most brands have one of these set up. Very few have all four working together correctly.

Here is what I consistently see is missing:

The post-purchase flow. Most brands send a generic "your order is confirmed" email and that is it. Klaviyo merchants using automated post-purchase upsell flows generate an average of $4.50 in additional revenue per order.

Across 5,000 monthly orders? That is $22,500 per month in revenue that requires zero additional ad spend once it is built. The brands treating Klaviyo as a broadcast tool sending newsletters and promotions are leaving serious money on the table.

The brands treating it as a behaviour-triggered retention engine are building revenue that does not require them to win the ad auction every single day

If you are paying for klaviyo and you do not have all four core flows running, you are paying for a Ferrari and using it to get groceries. The tool is not the problem. The setup is. Follow to see the full breakdown of how to set up all four flows correctly coming next week.

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Abubakri Hamod Opeyemi

pro

• 11h

Which of the four flows are you missing right now? Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, or browse abandonment?

Shreya Prajapati

• Jun 2

Shopify vs WooCommerce — honest answer after working on both

Everyone online is either "Shopify forever" or "WooCommerce all the way."

But after building and fixing stores on both platforms for real clients... here's my actual take 👇

Where Shopify wins

— Setup speed — store live in hours, not days — Payments, checkout, SSL — all handled out of the box — Mobile experience is smooth by default — Less maintenance — no plugins breaking at 2am

✅ Best for: Founders who want to sell fast without touching code

Where WooCommerce wins

— Full control over everything — design, checkout, data — No monthly platform fees eating your margins — Plugin ecosystem is insane — almost anything is possible — Better for complex catalogs, B2B, or custom workflows

✅ Best for: Businesses that need flexibility over convenience

The real answer nobody tells you 👇

It's not about which platform is better. It's about what your business actually needs.

I've seen Shopify stores doing $500K/year. I've seen WooCommerce stores completely broken at $5K/year.

Platform choice doesn't make or break your store. Execution does. 🎯

My honest recommendation:

→ Just starting out? Go Shopify → Need full control + already on WordPress? Go WooCommerce → Have a dev/technical team? Either works

What platform are you on right now — and are you happy with it? Drop it in the comments, I read every one. 👇

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Gopi UI/UX + AI

pro

• Jun 2

Shopify buys you speed and peace of mind, while WooCommerce buys you total ownership and flexibility.🚀

Sandip Ramani

pro

• Jun 2

𝗔𝗜 𝗜𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗪𝗲 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱 𝗼𝗻 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗽𝗶𝗳𝘆 The next evolution of Shopify development isn't just faster AI-generated code, it's AI that understands the Shopify ecosystem. By combining Shopify AI Toolkit, Shopify AI Agent, and Claude, developers gain access to a workflow that is more context-aware, accurate, and efficient. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀: • Faster generation of Liquid, sections, and GraphQL queries • Higher accuracy through access to Shopify documentation, APIs, and schemas • Streamlined workflows across themes, apps, and automation • Better understanding of metafields, metaobjects, and store structures • More time spent building and innovating instead of handling repetitive tasks From theme customization and storefront optimization to app development and workflow automation, AI is becoming an integral part of the Shopify development stack. The future of commerce development isn't just AI-assisted—it's AI-aware.

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