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For DTC and e-commerce health brands with a list of real size

Your list is already big enough to hit the number.

Nine years running email revenue for health brands. When sales slip, everyone blames the list. It is almost never the list. We find what is actually costing you inbox and orders, we fix it, and the revenue comes back.

Start with the List Revenue Audit. Fixed price, from $497. You get a written findings document and a fix list in priority order, whoever does the work.

Thirty minutes. We look at your numbers together and tell you whether an audit is worth it.

02 / the leak

1 in 20

emails quietly failing to reach the inbox.

The measured rate: 4.87% of sends, on a clean and engaged list of over a million

The list was fine. The problem sat in the sending setup underneath it, the part nobody checks. Customers who had asked to hear from the brand simply stopped receiving anything. Found it, fixed it, revenue recovered.

Bounce rate falling back to normal after the sending setup was fixed

A creator/media brand with a 7-figure list

Daily driver inKlaviyoMaropostActiveCampaignGoHighLevelKitBeehiiv

This is for you if

  • Your list is tens of thousands of subscribers and up, and it is not pulling its weight.
  • Sales slipped, opens fell, and the blame landed on the list.
  • You want one accountable operator for the channel, reporting in dollars.

It is not for you if

  • You are pre-launch, with no list yet.
  • You want someone to send more email, and nothing about whether it lands or what it earns.

The pattern

Nearly 1 in 20 of their emails were quietly failing to reach the inbox. The list was clean.

A creator brand with a seven-figure list was losing sales and could not see why. Everyone told them to clean the list. The list was fine. The problem was hidden in the setup behind their sends, the part most agencies never look at. We found it, fixed it, and stopped the slow bleed.

That is the pattern Omnimetric gets called for. Sales drop, opens fall, and the blame lands on the list because the list is the easy thing to blame. The real cause is usually somewhere no one is looking.

We find it and we fix it, so you stop losing money you already earned.

Where the money leaks

Five places the revenue quietly goes.

  1. 01

    Email that looks fine but is not landing.

    Everything reads verified on your screen and still never reaches the inbox. It is the single most common hidden leak we find.

  2. 02

    Reputation damage nobody is watching.

    Sending habits that quietly drag your inbox placement down for weeks before anyone connects it to the drop in revenue.

  3. 03

    Your store and your email out of sync.

    Buyers treated as if they never purchased, so your post-purchase emails never fire and your inactive list is full of people who already bought.

  4. 04

    Emails built once and never touched again.

    Gaps where customers fall out of contact, and abandoned-cart and repeat-purchase revenue left on the table.

  5. 05

    Reporting that cannot tell you which emails made money.

    You cannot fix a leak you cannot see.

The cause was never where they were told to look.

Measured from live sending data

Nine years running email revenue, most recently on 8-figure DTC accounts. Millions of emails a month, on lists past a million subscribers.

01 / invisible customers

Buyers

counted as people who had never bought anything.

The cause: the store and the email platform had stopped agreeing on who had bought

The inactive list kept growing and nothing would bring it back. The list audit found buyers filed as non-buyers, so the emails that sell the second order never went out, and the inactive count was padded with customers who had just bought. Nobody had been looking there.

An ecommerce brand

03 / a segment gone dark

2 in 3

Microsoft inboxes rejecting the send outright.

The measured rate: 67.75% of a send to people who had opened something in the last 30 days

These were the brand's most engaged customers, the ones most likely to buy again, and none of them received it. Isolated it, pushed the platform to move the sending onto a clean setup, and built the staged return so it would not happen again.

Microsoft rejection rate spiking on a single send, then brought back down

A supplement/DTC health brand

05 / a near miss

100%

of their email one routine step away from rejection.

The cause: a website change quietly removed the records that prove their email is theirs, while the platform still showed verified

Everything looked fine on the surface. The next normal step would have sent every email they send straight to rejection. Caught it first, and put the records back in the right order so nothing broke on the way.

PLATFORM STATUS
verified
PUBLIC RECORDS
missing
NEXT ROUTINE STEP
100% rejected
CAUGHT
before it ran

A media/publishing brand

06 / a hidden penalty

Every send

carrying a hidden strike that pushed it toward the spam folder.

The measured penalty: +5.5 on the spam score of every email, traced the same day

A change to their website had put a middleman in front of their sending address, and every email paid for it. Traced it from the raw data and handed leadership a plain one-page brief the same day.

A supplement/DTC health brand

04 / what working looks like

Zero to

a running follow-up programme in under a week.

First thirty days: 50% open rate across 45 campaigns, 0.75% bounce, Gmail reputation High

A brand with no reporting and no follow-up emails at all. Reporting stood up from nothing inside a week, then the abandoned-cart and post-purchase emails shipped on the exact dates promised, and the first month's numbers came back clean.

A supplement brand

Every number here is measured from live sending data. We publish dollar results once they are verified, and we report to clients the same way. Measured, in dollars, never inflated.

The front door

The List Revenue Audit.

Fixed price, from $497

One pass through your setup, your data, and your numbers. You get:

  1. 01

    Where the money is leaking, and what it is costing you.

    Which customers have gone quiet, which emails are not landing, which follow-up never fires. Plain language, with the numbers behind each one.

  2. 02

    The fix list, in order.

    What to fix first, what each fix is worth, and what can wait.

  3. 03

    What the list should be producing.

    A number to hold us to, or whoever does the work.

  4. 04

    A readout call.

    We walk you through it and answer everything.

You can stop there. The findings and the fix list are yours to keep, whoever does the work. Most clients have us make the fixes and stay on to run it.

Book the audit call

Audit, fix, operate, so the revenue comes back and stays back.

  1. 01

    Find the real cause.

    We go through your setup, your data, and your numbers, and hand you a plain findings document with a prioritized fix list.

  2. 02

    Fix it in the right order.

    We make the fixes ourselves, inside the platform you already use, so nothing gets worse on the way to better.

  3. 03

    Run it and report the money.

    Campaigns, follow-up, and honest revenue reporting, run for you every week. The partner who owns the number, so you do not have to.

Who you are working with

Omnimetric is led by Jay Doregios.

Nine years running email revenue, most recently on 8-figure DTC accounts across skincare, haircare and supplements. Millions of emails a month, lists past a million subscribers, and the campaigns, follow-up and reporting behind them.

We work inside Klaviyo, Maropost, ActiveCampaign, GoHighLevel, Kit and Beehiiv every day, alongside your team or your agency if you have one. We answer for the number.

What owners ask before they book.

“We already have an agency, or someone doing our email.”
Good. We look at the layer they are usually not looking at: whether the emails land, whether buyers are being tracked as buyers, whether the follow-up actually fires. Most of what we find lives there. You can hand them the fix list, or have us make the fixes.
“Our list is old. We have not emailed it in a year.”
That is usually where the most money is. An old list gets a careful restart so it earns instead of burning your sending reputation.
“Is this just about emails landing in the inbox?”
Landing is one of five places we look. The others are the follow-up that sells the second order, who gets which email, whether your store and your email platform agree on who bought, and whether the reporting can tell you which emails made money.
“What happens on the call?”
Thirty minutes. We ask about your list, your platform, and where revenue has gone flat, and we tell you straight whether an audit is worth it. No slides.
“What does the audit cost?”
From $497, fixed, agreed before we start. You know the price before you say yes.

See what your list is actually worth.

You can keep spending to replace the customers who quietly leave. Or you can spend thirty minutes finding out what the ones you already have are worth.

List Revenue Audit · fixed price, from $497

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