In this informal testimonial, the speaker describes a six‑month partnership with an email marketing agency that runs the brand obiza (obzia.com). The agency charges roughly $2,000 per month plus Klaviyo subscription fees (about $3,000). The speaker attributes 24% of total brand revenue to the agency’s work, noting that larger brands achieve 30%+ but this is strong for a dropshipping business. The agency handles SMS, automated flows, pop‑ups, analytics, and especially campaigns, which generate about half of the email‑driven revenue. The speaker estimates an additional $400 K in revenue, with roughly 70% of that being profit, and emphasizes a hands‑off approach—he rarely logs into Klaviyo and simply pays invoices. Overall, the speaker expresses strong trust and satisfaction with the agency’s performance and reliability.
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So this is the email agency that I've been using for, I don't even know, like six months for my brand that I'm currently running. So basically it's this guy and he runs a brand called obiza. So it's obzia.com and let's take a look at the results. He's got me. I'm not sure why.
This.
Is off. That should be 2 million. But he's got me, you know, 24% of my total revenue, which for like a drop shipping brand is actually pretty good. I know like the bigger brands with like bigger socials and stuff, they'll get like 30 plus. But that's.
Just not really the case with me. Yeah, basically, like, I.
Don'T look at the stuff at all. I've literally just let them do their thing and they do a good job. I just try to remember to pay my invoice, which is probably around like, I think they charge like 2,000amonth and then you got to add on like the klaviyo fees. Like the klaviyo, like subscription fee, which is like probably so much. It's like 3K. But it's making me like a lot of money every month. So it's like, it kind of makes sense to make it. I am getting a pretty good ROI on it. But yeah, they manage everything from like SMS to flows to like even like pop up like analytics. They do campaigns. Campaigns is huge. They get like 50% of the revenue from campaigns. It's added me, you know, an extra 400 grand, which is without any ad spend. So it's basically, you know, just 70% of that is profit. So I mean, definitely worth it. I'm sure there's always room for improvement and I'm sure there's, you know, amazing people out there that people can say like, all these statistics are terrible, but for the fact that I like barely look at this, like I never go in klaviyo at all and I could just let them do their thing and they're very trustworthy, like, I respect them for that.
