Hey it’s Edoardo from ElediaMails,

Most brands obsess over abandoned cart flows, checkout reminders, or winback automations.

Those are great. But there’s one flow almost nobody is running, and it’s a goldmine:

👉 The Window Shopper Flow

This flow targets people who keep visiting your site, browsing products, but never buy.
They’re not random visitors. They’re high-intent users who are clearly interested, but just need the right push to convert. Here you can see the set-up for the trigger on Klaviyo:

And unlike an abandoned site flow (which casts a wide net), this one focuses on people who come back again and again, making them far more likely to buy if you finally connect with them.

🧩 Why the Window Shopper Flow Works

Here’s why you should add this flow to your arsenal of automations:

  • Higher intent audience: You’re not chasing cold traffic, you’re nurturing people who already want something you sell.

  • Builds trust: Multiple touches let you tell your story and reassure them.

  • Plugging a hidden leak: Most brands never follow up on these “silent browsers,” so you’re recovering revenue that competitors aren’t even looking at.

But, you may wonder: How does this flow actually look like?

🧵 How to Structure the Flow

But, you may wonder: How does this flow actually look like? And the answer is, you don’t need 10 emails here. This should feel personal and thoughtful NOT spammy.

Here’s a simple sequence:

Email #1 – Product Reminder (Triggered after multiple visits, no purchase)

  • Show them the exact products they’ve been looking at

  • Add tailored copy like: “Still thinking about it? Here’s a closer look at what makes this product a customer favorite.”

  • If they’re not on your email list yet, prompt them to sign up and redeem your offer (10% off, free shipping, etc.)

Email #2 – Gentle Nudge (1-2 days later)

  • Showcase benefits of the product they viewed

  • Position why it’s better than alternatives (use Us vs Them style copy)

  • Soft urgency (“Stock moves fast, don’t miss out”)

Email #3 – Relational Touch (Text-based, 1-2 days later)

  • Plain text email from the founder/team

  • Relatable message: “I noticed you’ve been browsing but haven’t bought yet — and that’s okay. Here’s why our customers love us, and here’s a testimonial we think you’ll relate to.”

  • Builds trust and human connection

Optional Email #4 – Final Reminder ( 2-3 days later)

  • Short, image-based email with the product(s) again

  • Add urgency if you run limited offers or low stock alerts

🛠️ Extra Tips

  • Don’t overdo it: 3–4 emails are the maximum amount I’d sent.

  • Test plain text vs designed. Sometimes the “real human” touch works best.

  • Build curiosity, but if you have an offer make sure to show it too

✉️ Email of the Day

Great email by Bite to build trust and authority with the audience:

The Window Shopper Flow isn’t new, but almost nobody is using it.
And that’s why it’s such a big opportunity.

If you can turn even a small % of your “always browsing, never buying” audience into customers, the revenue adds up fast.

Set it up once, and it’ll run quietly in the background - converting people your competitors forgot about.

Until next time!
Edoardo

P.S. If you’re an e-commerce brand looking to scale to 7-figures and above we’re offering you a FREE audit where we’ll go through your Klaviyo account to see if there’s any room for improvement.

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