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How to create a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo?

Comment créer un flux d'abandon de navigation sur Klaviyo ?

Optimize your conversions with a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo

Implementing a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo is a particularly effective marketing strategy for capturing often-overlooked sales opportunities.
These automated sequences target visitors who have shown interest in your products by viewing them but have not completed their purchase journey.

Studies show that up to 97% of visitors leave an e-commerce site without buying after viewing products.
This detailed guide explains how to set up and optimize a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo to re-engage these interested visitors and convert them into customers.

 

Why implement a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo?

  • Revenue recovery: Average conversion rate of 3-5% for these visitors.
  • Early engagement: Intervention even before cart abandonment.
  • Advanced personalization: Relevant recommendations based on browsing history.
  • Enrich customer knowledge: Collection of behavioral data.
  • Full automation: Continuous revenue generation once the flow is configured.

 

Technical configuration of a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo

1. Prerequisites for tracking viewed products

  • Klaviyo tracking installation: Ensure the JavaScript snippet is properly installed.
  • "Viewed Product" event verification: Check recent events.
  • Captured data: Product name, image, price, URL, and category.

2. Creating the flow in Klaviyo

  • Log in to Klaviyo and go to “Flows“.
  • Create a new flow and select “Viewed Product” as the trigger.
  • Add filters: has not added to cart, has not started checkout.
  • Define the delay before the first email (e.g., 1 hour).
Setting up the browse abandonment flow.

Optimal email sequence structure

Email 1: Personalized reminder (1 hour after browsing)

  • Subject: “You viewed [Product Name] – Any questions?”
  • Content: Product reminder, image, direct link, assistance.

Email 2: Recommendations and social proof (24 hours after)

  • Subject: “Here are other [category] items you might like”
  • Content: Product suggestions, customer reviews, educational content.

Email 3: Call to action (3 days after)

  • Subject: “10% off [Product Name] – Limited offer”
  • Content: Incentive offer, guarantee, urgency with a countdown.

 

Advanced personalization with Klaviyo dynamic variables

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Concrete examples of successful browse abandonment flows

Case Study 1: Fashion Store

Email 1: Product reminder with image.
Email 2: Similar suggestions with social proof.
Email 3: Time-limited discount.

Case Study 2: Tech E-commerce

Email 1: Detailed product specifications.
Email 2: Comparison with similar products.
Email 3: Free shipping offer + guarantee.

 

Conclusion

Implementing a browse abandonment flow in Klaviyo represents an underexploited but extremely profitable business opportunity.
Once configured, it automatically works to capture and re-engage interested visitors into customers.
Start today and observe the direct impact on your conversion rate!

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