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John.ParkerContributor II
asked in Campaigns and Flows

Share Online Email Preview With Reviewer

Hello John,If you click on the preview button on an email, it will take you to a specific Klaviyo web address that appears to be unique to that email.  Just copy that URL and share it with whoever you’d like.  I just tried it now with a live email in a flow and it appears to work. -Jeff 

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stephen.trumble
Community Manager
1 year ago
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FemyActive Contributor I
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Welcome flow bounce rates

A common reason for an email bouncing is a prospect entering it incorrectly on your website’s form or popup.  To see if this is the case, try this:   Click on your welcome flow, then click on ‘view all analytics’Next click on recipient activity.Then, click on other → bounced. This will give you a list of email addresses that bounced.  A quick glace will tell you if there was a typo, such as emails ending in .co or .coms etc..If you see email addresses that appear to be incomprehensible or are a company, these are likely bots fishing to get your discount code for discount aggregator sites.  The best way to prevent this is with a double opt-in.  Otherwise, it’s really up to the quality of the traffic being generated to your site for your welcome flow.

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Jeff Lusczynski
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1 year ago
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John.ParkerContributor II
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Share Online Email Preview With Reviewer

Perhaps it’s because either the flow isn’t live or the recipient isn’t currently logged into Klaviyo with proper access.  Another method that may help you can be found in this older post here in the forum:   

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stephen.trumble
Community Manager
1 year ago
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John.ParkerContributor II
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Share Online Email Preview With Reviewer

Great, glad to help!

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stephen.trumble
Community Manager
1 year ago
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sarah.gContributor IV
posted in Campaigns and Flows

Product Based Flows

Hello Sara,You can create a ‘trigger split’, which gives you many options to specify which product(s) that you want to target. For example if the products that you want the flow to go to is in a specific collection, you can use that.  Or if the products have word(s) in their title that are common between them, you can filter in that way.  There’s more info on this here:https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002779431-Creating-a-Product-Specific-Flow

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Jeff Lusczynski
Problem Solver I
1 year ago
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sarah.gContributor IV
posted in Campaigns and Flows

Product Based Flows

If the list of products that you want to use for the flow doesn’t exist anywhere as a collection, and if the products are truly disparate - and have no common data points like SKU ranges, keywords, prices, etc.. If each product is unique...  Then creating a collection for these products in Shopify might be the most efficient way to do this.  It would be a one-time time investment but then you could use that collection again in Klaviyo for other email marketing purposes.  But think about the data points of the products in this list and how you could set up multiple filters to get to the correct list in Klaviyo.  Is it a list of 200 completely different products? Or is it a list of all sunglasses + sunscreen + beach towels, for example.  If this is true, you can set up a filter for the product name to include the relevant keywords.   

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Jeff Lusczynski
Problem Solver I
1 year ago
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FemyActive Contributor I
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Welcome flow bounce rates

@GVaughan Yes I encourage clients to use double opt-in.  Here’s why:Increases overall open rates and reduces bounces which improves the deliverability of all emails; Reduces the frequency in which your subscribers mark an email as SPAM; It builds a highly curated and engaged list which also saves on monthly Klaviyo fees;  If a subscriber isn’t willing to open the opt-in email in the first place, they aren’t likely going to open any of your other emails.  Natural selection at work. I cannot state how important deliverability is.  If you have low open rates because of an unengaged list - more of your brands emails will go to spam or promotions.  This will make all of your email marketing initiatives less effective. I’ve had clients make more $ with campaigns to a curated list of 500 vs a list of 20K without double opt in. The flip side here is that with double opt-in, you will grow your list more slowly.  But the goal is quality versus quantity.  

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Jeff Lusczynski
Problem Solver I
1 year ago

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