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Oscar G.

Digital Marketing Agency Owner

Oscar G. is the Founder of WeClick Group, an eCommerce marketing agency based in Miami, Florida. He specializes in helping beauty and wellness brands enhance their online sales through targeted email and SMS marketing strategies. Under his leadership, WeClick Group focuses on creating engaging marketing campaigns that aim to increase customer retention and reduce churn rates.

Professional Background

  • Founder, WeClick Group (February 2019 - Present)
    • Established the agency to assist businesses in optimizing their digital marketing efforts, particularly in email and SMS channels.
  • Email and Content Marketing Associate, Knight Capital Funding (January 2018 - February 2019)
    • Developed engagement programs and managed content creation for various digital platforms.
  • Digital Marketing Manager, WeClick Anytime (June 2017 - December 2017)
    • Oversaw social media management and project coordination for e-commerce initiatives.
  • Freelance CMS Administrator & Digital Marketing Manager (September 2011 - May 2017)
    • Provided digital marketing services including website development and SEO strategies.

Education

Oscar studied at Ironhack, a coding bootcamp that focuses on web development and data analytics.

Goals at WeClick Group

  • Align marketing and sales strategies tailored to client needs.
  • Leverage advanced features of email and SMS marketing to maximize client success.
  • Retain existing customers while attracting new ones through innovative marketing techniques.

Oscar is also active on social media, where he shares insights about digital marketing trends and strategies. His LinkedIn profile can be found under the username itsoscarg.

Highlights

Jun 28 · linkedin

Here are two ways that shitty email marketing agencies make you think they’re making you more money:

It should be no surprise to you that Klaviyo attribution is far from “real.” There is no perfect attribution model, but it’s always worse if you’re depending on “in-platform” metrics. As a Klaviyo Partner, we use these in-platform metrics to consider our performance, but we also understand they aren’t “real.”

That being said, there are ways to manipulate the top number in Klaviyo and make a brand owner believe a Klaviyo agency is making them more money than they actually are. After auditing millions (if not billions) of accounts, here are the top 2 ways agencies do this:

  1. They Don’t Segment Properly. If someone is on an Apple device, there is no way that Klaviyo knows if they opened an email - klaviyo will just mark it opened. This means that regardless if this person opened the email, so long as they purchased, Klaviyo will attribute the email.

This is the most common method and, truth be told, most agencies that do this know so little about the platform that they don’t even know they are doing it.

When an agency does proper segmentation, they will build segments that are truly engaged (not just defining engagement as “opened email”) and only send to these segments to not ruin deliverability. However, doing this will also result in what looks like “making less money.”

  1. If Your Store Has a Subscription Model, They Include These People in Their Win-back Flow and Time the Win-back Flow to Trigger at the Next Order Cycle.

This is a bit more devious than the method used above - it’s done on purpose for sure. Again, even if they actually did segment correctly but included subscribers in this flow the numbers will look amazing.

But alas, I hope that Google’s new guidelines for bulk senders, that are more likely to land people in SPAM, may be a godsend for agencies that do things the right way and shine a light on these shitty practices.

#klaviyo #email #dtc

Apr 18 · linkedin

Some brands are their own worst enemies.

I was having a conversation with a media buyer/agency owner I have been following for years now, Andrei Lunev, PhD. We were talking about why clients leave agencies.

He made some good points. Clients (e-commerce stores) leave agencies because many agencies lack communication or set unrealistic expectations.

But there’s another side to this - in my experience some e-commerce store owners sabatoge their own success.

This is the typical behavior of a sub $5 million per year brand:

The owner is too busy trying to be CEO, CFO, CMO and some even do their own customer service (even though this position can be filled for $5 /hr.).

They need a marketing coordinator or CMO and they don’t have one or won’t hire one.

Maybe their margins are too thin? Which leads me to my next point.

When it comes to success most e-commerce store owners don’t really understand their own financials so this is very hard for an agency to control.

For instance, “I want to make more revenue/sales.” Great! Then just email everyone on the list every day and give a lot of discounts.

They don’t want more sales - they want more profit.

The question is WHEN do they want that profit?

They don’t understand that “sales” are levers that are pulled to increase cash flow and bring money forward to the present at the cost of margin. Blasting everyone with coupons for months looks great on a p&l statement today. You will be the hero. But 4 - 6 months from now they will see the repercussions.

Fractional CMO’s that can give this advice don’t come cheap so even owners who can afford to hire them usually don’t because they are fixated on how much they can make today and then they wonder why they can’t scale their business.

This is typically the difference we see between brands that can break the $5 million /yr. threshold and those that can’t. #shopify #klaviyo #ecommerce #dtc

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Miami, Florida, United States