The Free Klaviyo Audit

We read your Klaviyo account and tell you what it returns today, and what it is set up to return.

The audit is free, and a Klaviyo Master Gold consultancy writes it. There is no call to sit through and no pitch at the end, and if the account is in good shape, that is what we will tell you.

Klaviyo clients include

Rosewood Hong Kong
Neversecond
Organic Zoo
Nutrition Kitchen
Libertine Flowers
Grace Melbourne
Carrier Company
Aid Station

How the Klaviyo audit works

We put a senior consultant on every account, and we spend the time where retention revenue moves, on the flows, the segments, and the deliverability underneath them. It takes three steps.

01

Request your audit

Tell us where the account lives and where to reach you, and we reply with a view-only access invitation. Klaviyo supports restricted roles for exactly this, so nothing about your sending changes and no credentials are ever shared.

02

We read the account

A senior consultant works through the flows, the campaigns, the segments, and the deliverability picture, benchmarking the account against what a fully built programme looks like for a brand of your size.

03

The written audit

Within five working days you receive a short written audit naming the three to five biggest opportunities in priority order, with specific recommendations for each. Reading it is enough on its own, and we will talk it through on a call if that helps.

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Inside the audit

Email and SMS are the revenue a brand already owns, and the audit establishes how much of it the account is collecting.

Active flow coverage against a fully built programme: what exists, what is missing

Open and click rates by flow, read against your own category

Revenue attribution by flow and campaign

Deliverability: sender reputation, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and list hygiene

Segmentation: who is being sent what, and who should be

Campaign cadence, and the calendar the account could sustain

Counting the flows is the mechanical part, and the judgement is whether the programme fits how your customers buy.

Most Klaviyo accounts were set up fast and left running. The audit is how you find out what the account is quietly capable of.

Matt Naughton · Founder, Naughton & Bird

The work behind the audit

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Organic Zoo

Organic Zoo makes organic cotton clothes for babies and small children, designed in Brighton by founder Paulina Atkinson and worn by a community the brand calls Zookeepers.

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Carrier Company

Carrier Company has made hardworking clothes in Norfolk for thirty years, cut for gardening and coastal life, with an email calendar shaped around a brand that never pushes.

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Sound familiar?

The attribution is all there, but it is rarely read. A properly configured account shows what every flow and campaign earns, and the audit reads it for you, so the platform cost can finally be judged against a real number.

This is the most common state we find, and it is nobody’s fault: the account was built by someone working on ten other things, and it has run faithfully ever since. The catalogue, the customers, and the brand have all moved on since then, and the flows are usually the last thing to catch up.

Sending to everyone feels like reach, and it quietly costs deliverability, because the people who never open are telling the inbox providers something about you. Segments built around the brand’s actual customer lifecycle earn more from fewer sends, and the audit shows what those segments would look like.

Deliverability moves slowly and quietly, which is why nobody notices until the trend is unmistakable. It is usually recoverable, and the audit reads the sender reputation, the authentication records, and the list hygiene to establish where the slide is coming from.

The account keeps working, and nobody inside knows why it does what it does. The audit maps what is actually running, and if we work together afterwards, every engagement ends with documentation and training that leave your team owning the account.

Peak rewards the accounts with foundations: warmed deliverability, segments that already know who the buyers are, and flows that catch the traffic paid media brings in. The audit names what to put right first.

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Why Naughton & Bird

Two decades of e-commerce discipline

We are a Shopify Plus Partner and a Klaviyo Master Gold consultancy. Reading an account properly is where every piece of retention work we do starts, and the audit is that same reading, done before anyone has committed to anything.

From mail order to Google to agents, the fundamentals have not changed: acquire quality customers at the best possible price, and keep them. We work with established brands whose reputations are already earned, across the UK, Hong Kong, Dubai, and Australia, and we teach your team as we go, so the capability stays in-house.

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Klaviyo audit FAQs

Nothing. We write it and send it, and you are free to act on it yourself. We do it because reading a real account tells us more about a brand than any introductory call.

Yes, view-only. Klaviyo has a role for that, so we can read the account without being able to send from it or change anything in it, and your login stays yours. Send the request and we will reply with the steps.

Yes. Matt usually reads the account and writes the audit himself, and every recommendation is weighed against your catalogue and the customers you sell to.

The audit needs an established brand on Shopify or Shopify Plus behind it and a list that is already working, with enough trading behind it for the findings to be worth acting on. Every request gets read properly, and you will hear back from us either way.

A short written document naming the three to five biggest opportunities in the order we would take them, and what to do about each one. It reaches you within five working days, and you do not have to sit on a call to get it. Where the account is already in good shape, the audit says that plainly.

That is up to you. Some brands take the audit and act on it themselves, which is what it is written to support. Most carry on with us, and every engagement is built so your team finishes owning the account, with the flows and segments documented and the training done. None of that is a condition of the audit.