Email Revenue Leak Audit
Before Your Next Launch,
Make Sure People Actually See Your Emails
A plain-English audit for creators and course businesses, consultants, and ecommerce brands that rely on email to generate revenue.
$297 · Delivered in 24–48 hours · Plain English · No technical overwhelm
Email Revenue Leak Audit
$297
Delivered in 24–48 hours
For creators and course businesses, consultants, and ecommerce brands that rely on email to sell.
You get:
- Domain and sender setup review
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC and sender trust check
- Email platform configuration review
- Recent sales and campaign email review
- Sending behavior and risk review
- Plain-English written report
- Prioritized fix list before your next campaign
Best for: launches, webinars, promotions, reactivation campaigns, course sales, enrollment pushes, and important announcements.
If you have ever finished a launch thinking, “That should have converted better,” what follows may save you from a costly mistake.
When sales disappoint, most people blame the obvious things:
- The offer must have been wrong.
- The price must have been too high.
- The copy must not have been strong enough.
But before you tear apart the offer or slash the price, answer this first:
Did your buyers actually see the emails the way you think they did?
Your platform can show “delivered.” Your automations can look active. Open rates can seem normal. And yet hidden trust problems can still reduce how inbox providers treat your messages.
That means your best launch emails can be buried, filtered, or quietly treated as lower-priority mail — with no clear warning from the tool you are paying to send them.
The deeper damage is that you start making business decisions from bad information. You think the market rejected the offer. The truth may be simpler: the inbox rejected the delivery before the market ever had a fair chance to respond.
Hidden issues can include:
- weak sender authentication
- poor DMARC alignment
- risky tracking domains
- damaged domain reputation
- bad sending patterns
- old or cold lists
- spam-triggering campaign structure
- weak unsubscribe setup
- email platform misconfiguration
When Should You Get This?
The worst time to discover email problems is after the campaign is over.
Get the audit before:
- a launch
- a webinar
- a cart-close sequence
- a big promotion
- a reactivation campaign
- moving email platforms
- changing sending domains
- emailing a list that has been quiet for months
What I Review in the Email Revenue Leak Audit
I review the full path from “you press send” to “a buyer sees the email and acts.”
1.Sender Identity
Your sending domain, from address, return-path, tracking links, and whether your email identity looks trustworthy to inbox providers.
2.Authentication
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, alignment, and common DNS mistakes that can quietly weaken trust.
3.Email Platform Setup
Your setup inside tools like ConvertKit, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Brevo, HubSpot, MailerLite, Kajabi, Hotmart, Kiwify, or similar platforms.
4.Recent Campaigns
I review recent sales emails, launch emails, webinar emails, or promotional emails to find deliverability and conversion risks.
5.Sending Behavior
Risky patterns like sudden spikes, cold-list sends, poor segmentation, weak warming behavior, or inconsistent cadence.
6.Priority Fix List
A plain-English report showing what matters, what does not, and what to fix first — before the next campaign.
Why I Can See What Most Marketers Miss
I spent years working at a SaaS company responsible for sending roughly 1.5 million emails per day.
That forced me to understand what damages sender trust, what causes reputation issues, and what needs to be checked before important campaigns. Deliverability could not casually break — so I learned it from the inside.
I now turn that technical experience into plain-English audits for people whose income depends on email being seen, not just sent.
What Happens After You Book
- 1You send your domain, email platform, and recent campaign examples.
- 2I review the technical setup, sender identity, campaign structure, and risk signals.
- 3Within 24–48 hours, you receive a plain-English report with the highest-priority fixes.
- 4If you want help implementing the fixes, I quote that separately.
Who This Is For
This is for you if:
- you sell through email
- you are preparing a launch, webinar, promotion, or enrollment push
- your list used to perform better than it does now
- people tell you they did not receive your emails
- you rely on ConvertKit, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Brevo, HubSpot, or a similar platform
- you want a plain-English answer instead of a confusing technical report
This is not for you if:
- you want guaranteed inbox placement
- you are not willing to fix the issues found
- you do not use email to generate business results
Want to monitor this continuously instead of once? See the use case for your business
A Real Example of Why This Matters
“When I migrated email providers, I did not realize it had quietly destroyed my domain reputation. Gmail and other platforms had flagged me at the lowest possible trust level, and I had no idea my launch emails were not reaching people.”
“Within two months, my domain reputation was fully restored. I started landing in the inbox consistently again. Subscribers who had not opened in months started engaging.”
“I only wish I had checked before the migration, not after.”
Robin R. Green
Your list is only valuable if people actually see, trust, and act on your emails.
Before your next campaign, find the hidden issues that could be costing you revenue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you guarantee inbox placement?
No. No one can honestly guarantee inbox placement — Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and other providers use many changing signals. What I can do is identify technical, platform, content, and sending-pattern issues that may be hurting trust and performance.
Is this only technical?
No. Technical setup matters, but email performance is also affected by sending behavior, list quality, campaign structure, and message content. The audit looks at the full revenue path, not just DNS records.
What do I need to send you?
After booking, you send your domain, email platform, sending domain or from address, and a few recent campaign examples. If access is needed, I will tell you exactly what to provide.
Can you fix the issues for me?
Yes. If you want help after the audit, implementation can be quoted separately. The audit itself is designed to show what needs to be fixed first.
Who is this best for?
Creators and course businesses, agencies and consultants, and ecommerce brands preparing important campaigns, especially launches, webinars, promotions, or enrollment pushes.
Do I need to understand DNS, SPF, DKIM, or DMARC?
No. I explain what matters in plain English and tell you what needs attention.
Questions before booking? Send me a note.