Hey, it's Geb from Email Rev Lab!

At 7:40 PM last night, I scrolled all the way to the bottom of moonjuice.com to find a sign-up form.

Not a pop-up. Not a sticky bar. Not a slide-in after 10 seconds.

The bottom of the page.

I typed my email in. Hit submit. And at 7:40 PM, my inbox showed a welcome email. Fast. Under a minute. That part, they nailed.

But the email landed in Promotions. And the form that sent me there? Almost nobody finds it.

The Brand Bridge:

Amanda Chantal Bacon started Moon Juice in 2011 after reversing her own autoimmune condition using adaptogens, herbs, and traditional medicine. She built the brand around three uncompromising pillars: source, dose, and form.

That's a story that converts when people hear it. Vogue covered it. InStyle covered it.

But you can't tell that story to subscribers you never capture.

The Pop-up Test:

There is no pop-up on moonjuice.com.

The only opt-in lives at the very bottom of a long, content-heavy homepage. The copy reads "Unlock tips, tricks, recipes, and rituals."

A brand featured in Vogue, stocked in Sephora, with celebrity fans. And the best ask they're making is "tips and tricks" buried below the fold.

That's a missed opportunity.

The Tech Test:

Email delivered in under a minute. Solid.

But it landed in Promotions. Not Primary. That's a deliverability signal worth watching.

Subject line: "Welcome to Moon Juice - 30% off just for you."

All lowercase. No urgency. No curiosity gap. And the 30% off is auto-applied at checkout. No visible code. So subscribers don't feel like they received something. They just feel like they subscribed.

The Inbox Test:

Promotions placement is the first filter a buyer has to beat before they open.

Most don't.

The Email Creative Test:

The email itself is beautiful. Source. Dose. Form. Product category blocks. Retailer callouts. The brand story is right there.

But there's no clear next step. No story hook. No reason to come back tomorrow.

The Fix (Klaviyo, 3 Steps):

  1. Add a timed pop-up with a benefit-led headline ("Calm your nervous system. Sleep better tonight.") and a visible discount code, not an auto-apply promise.

  2. Move the welcome email sender domain through a warmup sequence to improve inbox placement from Promotions to Primary.

  3. Add a second welcome email within 24 hours. Tell Amanda's story. Let it sell.

The Curiosity Hook:

Here's what I'm curious about: how many of Moon Juice's buyers are landing on the site, seeing no pop-up, and leaving without ever entering the welcome flow at all?

Moon Juice has the story, the product, and the press. They just need a front door that works.

I send these audits daily because bottlenecks like this can be fixed in one day with the right information.

Want me to audit your Klaviyo account the same way?

Reply to this email and I'll send you a free breakdown of where your welcome series is leaking revenue.

Geb Vence

P.S. I run Email Rev Lab. We've generated $334k+ for brands by building systems that feel like conversations, not ads. I only work with 3 brands per month. Schedule your call here.

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