Co-registration. People who sign up to the Ecommerce Coffee Break newsletter see a short list of partner offers. Anyone who clicks yours becomes an opt-in, delivered as a verified email. Name, role, store URL and platforms are included when they chose to share them. A week of reminder emails pointing at your landing page is included. $4 per opt-in from prepaid credit, with a $100 minimum top-up. Duplicates, invalid addresses and bounces are refunded. App developers are named among the intended buyers.
Watch for. Not a Shopify audience. The audience is one newsletter's new signups: Amazon sellers, DTC founders and general online business owners alongside Shopify merchants. The platform is only known when the subscriber volunteers it. So you pay the same $4 for someone who will never install an app. Volume is capped by that newsletter's growth: 1,500 to 2,000 new subscribers a month by its own count, partly from paid acquisition. The cost per customer and LTV figures on the pricing page are its own illustrations. The opt-in is one click on a post-signup page, and what happens after it is outside anything they track.
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