Email & Retention Portfolio · DTC Brands
Email design that sells the brand.
I'm Ken Sade, founder of Aftercliq. We design and build the campaigns, flows and popups behind DTC retention programs — strategy, copy and design handled end to end by one senior team.
Campaigns · Flows · Popups · Ongoing optimization



Functional Social Tonic · US · Campaigns + Education
BRĒZ is a modern social tonic brand built around creating a lighter, more intentional alternative to alcohol. The brand blends ingredients like THC, CBD, Lion's Mane, and botanicals into functional drinks designed for social settings, with a strong focus on calm, clarity, flavor, and a premium drinking experience. Our work focused on strengthening that positioning through email: campaign concepts that make the product feel culturally relevant, educational messaging that explains the ingredients without overwhelming the customer, and conversion-focused creative that turns product benefits, social proof, and urgency into a clearer reason to buy.






Portable Espresso · Europe · Campaigns + Abandoned Cart
Brüm is a European brand selling portable espresso machines for travelers, busy professionals, and people who want high-quality espresso anywhere, anytime. The brand positioned itself as a premium, high-quality alternative in the portable coffee market, giving customers a luxury espresso experience at a more reasonable price point. We translated that promise into email: campaigns built around everyday-use moments, social proof placed where hesitation happens, and a cart sequence that compares the machine to cafés and pod machines so the price stops being the conversation.






Sneakers & Streetwear · Estonia · 4 Campaigns + Welcome Flow
MAIN1 is one of Estonia's fastest-growing streetwear resell brands, selling high-demand sneakers and streetwear pieces directly to consumers. With a catalog built around streetwear culture, limited-demand items, and premium-priced products, MAIN1 has positioned itself as the go-to destination for Estonian customers who want access to sought-after streetwear without the uncertainty of buying through marketplaces or individual resellers. We rebuilt the email backend around that positioning: a tighter popup, a welcome flow that earns the first order, and campaigns that use browsing behaviour to decide what gets sent next.






Period Lingerie · Europe · Welcome Flow + Abandoned Cart
Ecolady is a European women's lingerie brand built around helping women feel more comfortable and confident during their periods. The brand sells period-focused lingerie products for European women, with a strong focus on femininity, comfort, quality, and a premium customer experience. Our work focused on list growth and trust: a rebuilt capture experience, a welcome flow that answers the real objections around comfort and absorbency, and an abandoned-cart sequence that reframes the product against tampons and pads instead of simply repeating the discount.






Desk Toys · US · Concept — One Launch, Four Directions
Speks sells memory-gel stress balls in six colourways. The Mini Gump is the small one — 4 cm, six colours, $24.95 a pack. One launch brief taken four different directions, so the brand picks a lane instead of approving the only option on the table. Each direction keeps the same offer and product facts, and changes only the angle: the size demo, the durability test, the tactile close-up, and the full colour range.
Concept emails for this launch are being added shortly.
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