BakeryBits

How Bakery Bits scaled Klaviyo revenue fast: 10x ROI in six weeks

Rebuilt Klaviyo flows around behaviour, intent and customer type: 10x ROI in six weeks.

  • Klaviyo
  • Growth Practice
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01

The result

10x ROI in six weeks.
Klaviyo‑attributed revenue increased from 33% to 46% by rebuilding email flows around behaviour, intent, and customer type.

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02

The problem

BakeryBits’ email flows were performing — but had hit a ceiling.

  • Engagement had stalled
  • Premium and hire‑only products lacked visibility
  • B2B and D2C customers received the same messages
  • More sends weren’t the answer. Smarter automation was.

03

The solution

The objectsource Growth Practice rebuilt Klaviyo flows to work harder:

  • Behaviour‑led segmentation
  • Separate B2B and D2C Welcome journeys
  • Sharper Abandon Checkout and Browse Abandon flows
  • Every message was designed to feel relevant, helpful, and commercially focused.

04

The outcome

  • Higher open and placed‑order rates
  • Faster routes to high‑value products
  • A measurable uplift in revenue attribution — in weeks, not months

05

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