Company Description Well Copy is a premier email and SMS retention partner for ecommerce brands, focusing on driving profitable, long-term customer relationships. The team manages every aspect of email marketing so clients can stay out of their platforms and still feel fully aligned with results and strategy. Well Copy specializes in Klaviyo and similar tools, applying proven best practices to scale brand revenue through high-performing lifecycle campaigns. The company emphasizes clear communication, transparency, and performance-driven execution. Team members collaborate closely with clients to ensure email and SMS programs remain strategic, effective, and continuously optimized.

Role Description This is a full-time, remote role for an Email Strategist / Senior Email Strategist. The person in this role will plan, build, and optimize email and SMS retention strategies for ecommerce brands, including segmentation, automation flows, and campaign calendars. Day-to-day responsibilities include developing customer journeys, writing and briefing conversion-focused email content,



coordinating with designers, and setting up campaigns and flows in Klaviyo or similar platforms. The role involves analyzing performance data, running A/B tests, and translating insights into clear optimization plans for list growth, engagement, and revenue. The Email Strategist will also communicate regularly with clients, present strategy and performance reports, and ensure all initiatives follow best practices, brand guidelines, and compliance standards.

Qualifications
Experience in email marketing strategy for ecommerce, including lifecycle flows (welcome, cart abandonment, post-purchase, win-back) and campaign planning.
Hands-on expertise with email service providers (ideally Klaviyo) for segmentation, automation setup, deliverability management, and performance tracking.
Strong copywriting and editing skills for conversion-focused email and SMS, with the ability to adapt tone and messaging

📌 Email Strategist (España)
🏢 Well Copy
📍 España