Email Flows
Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back. The four emails most stores never get around to setting up, running quietly in the background.
No abandoned-cart flow. No answer to the ingredient question someone asks at 2am. No nudge to leave a review. I build the fixes: an AI support agent, email flows, review automation. I check for all three, free, before you pay me anything.
Just me. No team, no account manager, no one relaying your message to someone else. You email me, I build it.
I record my screen and talk through a real store, gap by gap. This is what you get before you pay me a dollar.
One flagship system, and three more that round it out. No prices here. Start with the audit and we'll figure out what you need.
I train it on your actual catalog: ingredients, shipping windows, return policy, the stuff you keep typing out by hand. It sits on your storefront and answers pre-purchase questions instantly, so "does this have fragrance oil in it" stops landing in your DMs at midnight.
Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back. The four emails most stores never get around to setting up, running quietly in the background.
A request goes out after delivery. Reviews show up on the product page. You don't have to remember to ask anyone.
Slow pages, a checkout that breaks on mobile, copy that doesn't say what the product does. I flag these in the audit and fix the ones actually costing you sales.
Three steps. You see what's broken before you spend anything.
I go through your store and tell you what's broken. No pitch, no call required. Just the breakdown.
Whatever's costing you the most gets built first. Not a bundle, not a retainer. One thing.
You see it live in your own store before you pay for anything else.
I'm early. Most of the audits I've run so far have been free, in exchange for blunt feedback on what I found. These are the patterns that keep repeating. The specifics are anonymized. The gaps are real.
A fragrance brand with a real, engaged audience wasn't running an abandoned-cart email. Not a bad one. None. That's usually the single biggest leak I find, and it's often a same-day fix.
Skincare stores especially: product pages don't say anything about ingredients or shipping time. Every one of those unanswered questions becomes a DM, and every DM is a chance someone leaves before you reply.
Reviews are turned on, but nothing ever asks for one. Silence reads as "no one's buying this," even on stores that are doing fine.
Pilot spots are open.
The first few builds are heavily discounted, in exchange for a case study and an honest testimonial. That offer goes away once I have enough of both.
I'm Jayden, founder of Ahead Level. I work exclusively with indie beauty brands on Shopify: fragrance, skincare, body care. Not agencies, not general ecommerce. That focus means I've usually seen your exact problem before I open your admin panel. I build the fix myself. There's no account manager relaying messages between you and a dev team. If it won't move revenue, I don't build it.
No pitch. Just what's broken in your store and what it's costing you.