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Email: Back to Foundations

    A free two-part webinar on building a stronger, more dependable email program.

    Tuesday, August 18 · Live at 1:00 PM PT

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    Your email should grow revenue while you sleep.

    You shouldn’t have to depend on paid ads or flashy new tech to reach people who have already chosen your brand. Email is one of the few marketing channels you truly own, and it should become one of the most dependable ways your business grows.


    Yet it’s often the first channel to quietly fall behind. Teams stay focused on launches, promotions, new products, and the next priority on the calendar. Meanwhile, customer emails often stay exactly the same.

    Over time, the experience becomes less relevant, less intentional, and less representative of the business you’ve become.

    Most email strategies don’t need to be rebuilt from scratch. They just need to be evaluated with fresh perspective.

    That’s exactly what this webinar will help you do.

    Every part of your business evolves. Your email should too.

    As your business grows, every customer interaction should evolve with it, including the emails people receive long after they place an order.

    The strongest email programs aren’t defined by how many automations they have. They’re defined by how well those automations continue reflecting the business behind them.

    Every welcome email introduces your brand. Every post-purchase message shapes the ownership experience. Every abandoned cart reminder influences how customers perceive your value. Those moments may be automated, but they still shape how customers experience your business.

    Reviewing your email isn’t just about improving marketing performance. It’s about making sure one of your most important customer touchpoints still reflects the business you’ve built today.

    What you’ll walk away with

    This session is designed to help you evaluate your current email strategy, identify your biggest opportunities, and leave with a practical framework for deciding what to improve next. Together, we’ll cover:

    • Which automated customer journeys deserve your attention first and the role each one plays throughout the customer experience.
    • How to recognize when segmentation creates meaningful value and when it simply adds unnecessary complexity.
    • Which metrics actually reveal the health of your email program and which ones deserve less attention than most marketers give them.
    • The patterns we most often uncover when evaluating merchant email strategies and where businesses commonly leave revenue on the table.
    • A practical framework for deciding what to improve now, what can wait, and how to keep your email evolving alongside your business.

    Build with confidence, not guesswork.

    Email isn’t something you optimize once and check off a list. The strongest programs improve through consistent, intentional decisions as the business behind them continues to grow.

    By the end of this session, you’ll have a practical framework for evaluating your email program, a clearer understanding of where your biggest opportunities exist, and the confidence to prioritize improvements without second-guessing every decision.

    Whether you’re refining existing automations or planning what’s next, you’ll leave with a stronger foundation for building an email program that continues creating value as your business evolves.

    Continue the Email Growth Series

    Once you’ve evaluated your email strategy and identified your top priorities, the next step is putting those insights into practice.

    Our next webinar, Preparing Email for Peak Season, builds on the concepts from this session with practical guidance for planning campaigns, refining segmentation, and preparing your email program for one of the busiest times of the year.

    Register for Preparing Email for Peak Season →

    In 2026, email marketing matters more than ever. With rising ad costs and more competition for attention, email is one of the few channels you own outright, and it remains one of the most reliable ways to grow revenue and keep existing customers engaged. The brands seeing the strongest returns are the ones treating their foundations as seriously as their paid strategy.