
Blackline Car Care
Came in with 20,000 subscribers, no signup form and one campaign a month. We built the form, then flows, then a real send calendar.
Flows, campaigns, SMS and list growth, built in the order that pays, so every customer is worth more.
P.S. $28K to $288K a month in Klaviyo-attributed revenue for Blackline Car Care, in ten months.
































A sample of campaigns and flows we've written and designed for our clients.






































Averages across our client portfolio.

Came in with 20,000 subscribers, no signup form and one campaign a month. We built the form, then flows, then a real send calendar.

Klaviyo rated their form "Good." We rebuilt the format and trigger anyway, and interrupted two thirds fewer visitors.
Most brands we talk to have the same handful of leaks:
None of that is a creative problem. It's the order things get built in.
Interested? The intro call is with me, not a sales rep.
Most agencies sell you a list of services. We sell a sequence. Each step below unlocks the next, so revenue compounds instead of leaking out the side.
Before we touch a template, we score every metric that matters against the median and the top decile, then price each gap in dollars. That number decides what we build first.
Proof"The audit alone was worth the engagement." Jahaan Ansari, Co-Founder, Gainful
Forms, formats and triggers tested until the list grows and fewer visitors get interrupted. A "Good" benchmark badge is usually just the median.
ProofStealth Supply: 4.07% to 12.18% submit rate, latest 7 days above 16%.
Welcome, browse, cart, checkout, post-purchase, replenishment and win-back. Revenue that never waits for someone to hit send.
ProofBlackline: $458 to $4,206 a day from the automated layer.
A real send calendar with a reason behind every message, mixing launches, education, VIP access and SMS so the list never gets the same offer twice.
ProofRevenue per subscriber up 2.3x at Blackline, $1.42 to $3.20 a month.
One list, many audiences. We split by engagement, purchase history and lifecycle stage so VIPs, first-timers and lapsed buyers each get the message that moves them, and deliverability stays healthy.
Every month ships with a test log: formats, triggers, subject lines, offers and timing. Winners become the new default. Losers get written down so we never pay for them twice.
ProofStealth Supply's real form test: popup vs full page.
Conversational SMS that works alongside email instead of repeating it, with welcome, browse and launch messages timed around each other.
ProofBlackline SMS welcome: $15.50 revenue per recipient vs a $0.12 platform average.
Weekly KPIs against top decile, and a monthly report on revenue, list growth, what changed and why. If a number stalls, you hear it from us first, along with the fix.
“Most brands don't have an email problem. They have an order problem. Fix the order, and the revenue follows.”
Before I started Audens, I was the person in-house who had to make email work. I inherited about 20,000 subscribers, no signup form and one campaign a month. Ten months later, that program was doing $288K a month in Klaviyo-attributed revenue, up from $28K.
Nothing about that was a secret tactic. It was a sequence, run with discipline, by someone who cared whether it worked. That's what I built Audens to deliver. Here's what that means for you:
I'm on your account. Not a junior account manager learning on your budget. The person who took a program from $28K to $288K a month is the one looking at your numbers every week.
Form, then flows, then campaigns, then optimization. Each layer multiplies the one before it, so we never start with the shiny thing. We start with the gap worth the most money.
Every metric benchmarked against the top decile, not the platform badge. Last-click wherever we can, a weekly KPI review and a test log. I'd rather show you a smaller number you can trust than a bigger one you can't.
Realistic expectations up front, and month to month after the first term so we earn the renewal. If something stalls, you hear it from me first, along with what we're changing.
We get to know your team and you get to know ours. The closer we work, the better everyone performs. That's not a slogan. It shows up in the numbers.
Retention compounds. Every subscriber you keep makes the next ad dollar cheaper, and every flow you fix pays on every customer who comes after. The brands that pull ahead over the next few years won't be the ones renting attention. They'll be the ones that learn how to keep it.
That's the work. It's why I started Audens, and it's the standard I hold this team to.
Aaron GadianoFounder, Audens Media
“He set up a thorough analysis and backed every claim with facts. He set realistic expectations and achieved all of them. The results exceeded our expectations.”

“The audit alone was worth the engagement. They showed us exactly where we sat versus top decile on every metric that mattered and what closing each gap was worth in revenue.”

“Aaron's approach to marketing is as innovative as it gets. Knowing what KPIs we are striving for and what we are doing every week helps communication and expectations.”

You work directly with the founder, and we build in order of payoff: form, flows, campaigns, then optimization. Every recommendation is benchmarked against top decile, not the median.
A straight conversation with Aaron about where your email and SMS stand and whether we're a fit. If we work together, you get an audit benchmarked against top decile, then we build the plan in order of payoff.
Flow revenue usually moves inside 30 to 45 days. Campaign revenue builds over months as the list grows. Blackline went from $28K to $288K a month over about ten months, not overnight.
A fixed monthly rate, never a percentage of revenue. The Template plan starts at $4,000 a month. Custom plans are quoted after the intro call.
Template grows revenue mainly through campaigns: up to 20 email campaigns a month and 15+ lifecycle flows. Custom is closer to a fractional retention CMO across email and SMS, and includes the full audit and retention guidebook.
No. We work in whatever you have, most often Klaviyo. Switching is never a condition of working together.
You get a monthly report on revenue, list growth, and what we changed and why. Contracts run month to month after the initial term, so you stay because it works.
Pick a time below. It's a straight conversation with Aaron about where you sit against top decile and the gap worth the most revenue.
Book a call →Prefer email? aaron@audensmedia.com