Can't personalize beyond basic email and SMS

The homepage is your most-visited page and your least personal one

StudyBrandLab personalizes the site off the same profile as the email, an all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, configured by a forward-deployed marketer.

+56.6%

growth in online revenue year over year after switching from Klaviyo

+111.7%

growth in online order volume year over year after switching from Klaviyo

49.3%

of active contributors read personalized impact reports, twice the rate of regular emails

The problem

Every fix needs a developer or another app

Teams that want dynamic content usually end up stacking third-party apps on top of their storefront, each with its own setup, its own bugs, and its own limits on what data it can use. Attempts to bolt on personalization this way tend to stall or break rather than ship.

What we hear from brands

website conversion and AOV growth targets remained out of reach because attempts to integrate third-party recommendation apps failed, according to a brand then on Klaviyo

large catalog discovery struggles because the website is static and needs dynamic, rider-specific experiences, according to a bike-components brand

current onsite tools feel too pushy and are not driving enough conversions, according to a heritage jewelry brand

The new way

Give every visitor stage its own logic

New visitors see bestsellers that reassure them they are in the right store. Someone who has browsed sees similar-to-viewed items. A first-time buyer sees post-purchase picks. A repeat buyer sees personal recommendations built on their own history. One system, four distinct experiences, running automatically as the customer moves between stages.

How it works

Warming the domains is the part that needs you

01

Grant access

Read access to the current stack, and the sending domains, is what your marketer needs to start.

02

Help with the warm-up

Deliverability is built up over days rather than switched on, and it is the one step where your team is involved.

03

Ship the first programs

Flows go live in order of what they earn, so the earliest weeks pay for the move.

The platform

The modules were never meant to be bought separately

Segmentation, messaging, recommendations, and site personalization all read one profile, so a change in any of them is visible to the rest immediately. That is the part a stack of best-of-breed tools cannot reproduce with connectors.

Real-time CDPSegmentationEmail, SMS and MMSSite personalizationProduct recommendationsLoyalty and promotions

Your forward-deployed marketer

Support that scales down the account load, not up

Instead of pooling customers across a large support team, StudyBrandLab keeps each forward-deployed marketer under 15 accounts. Fewer accounts means more meetings, faster replies, and more of the work actually getting done for you.

Fewer than 15 accounts per marketer, versus 60+

4 meetings a month versus 1

Done-for-you flows and A/B tests

Replace your stack

The overlap you are paying for twice

Most stacks have two tools that both claim to segment and two that both claim to personalize. The audit that precedes a migration usually finds more duplication than the team expected.

Replaces

Bloomreach

Rebuy

Optimizely

Sendlane

Zapier

Worth a look if any of this sounded familiar

The product pages show what the platform does with the data once it is in one place.