Digioh

When we rebuilt our marketing tech stack this past year, Digioh was the first pillar of that change to build around. To give a customer a personalized omni-channel experience, you have to start by identifying them. In the spring, we have 8 different fabrications of polos that fall under 4 different groups, and on top of that, we have pockets on some and no pockets on the other. We wanted to get a guided shopping experience to help simplify this process for customers. The Digioh quiz did just that. With the success of the quiz, we added on the Digioh Identification Suite. It gives us the ability to actually see how many customers we’re identifying on the site, and it gives us the ability to curate personalized experiences for the customers we do identify. Free-shipping banners change by loyalty tier. Pop-ups adapt based on email or SMS status. Product recommendations reflect what each visitor actually cares about. We do all of this with Digioh products and Klaviyo segments to target customers. This process is how we were able to personalize every touchpoint and make it easier to tailor the experience of returning customers and encourage them to come back. Since making that change this year, Criquet has seen a 172% lift in conversions and a 97x ROI. The raw numbers here don’t cover the experience I’ve personally had working with the team at Digioh. The support team helps teach you the product, not just completing requests for you. They are always willing to try something new if we ask. Every single person at every level of the company is kind and incredibly knowledgeable. I’m really proud of this partnership and looking forward to building more with the team at Digioh Check out the full feature on what we've done here: https://lnkd.in/gitNPSEH

Today is a BIG day for us at Digioh. We were named Klaviyo Technology Partner of the Year Americas 2025 at K:BOS 🎉 This is one of the most significant awards I’ve ever been a part of receiving in my career. Partnerships are at the core of everything we do at Digioh—how we go to market across content, product, partner marketing, events, enablement—and how we think about product innovation to deliver value for customers. I’ve always believed marketing with partners is the ultimate 1+1=3, especially when the better-together story is this strong. And nothing in my career has felt as powerful as what we’ve built with our friends at Klaviyo to support their mission of being the only CRM built for B2C. Together we share 550+ mutual customers like Dollar Shave Club, ThirdLove, and Andie, powering identity-driven personalization across web, email, SMS, and push. From personalized product quizzes and pop-ups to Digioh’s proprietary Owned Identification Suite, we enhance the Klaviyo platform with data-rich touchpoints that fuel segmentation, flows, and revenue. And the results speak for themselves 👇 - 300%+ higher conversion rates - 2x faster list growth - 10–20% click-through rates on Klaviyo flows powered by Digioh data - 13% average incremental revenue lift This award is proof of the measurable impact our integration delivers and the smarter customer experiences we’re building—together. Great partnerships like this don’t happen without great people behind the scenes. Huge thanks to our friends at Klaviyo and to the entire Digioh team for pushing this partnership forward from product to success — there are too many to name but y'all know who you are! It takes a village, and I couldn’t be more bullish on where we’re headed and the value we’re delivering to mutual customers. LFG! 👏

270 DTC marketers have already downloaded Digioh's Ecommerce Marketers Guide to Zero Party Data in just one month and feedback has been insane. "A new college major. My weekend read.. instant download.. " — just WOW.... I am over the moon seeing words like this. The Digioh and Klaviyo teams absolutely cooked on this guide. Content is marketing. Marketing is content. I'll say it until I am blue in the face. Last week I shared that we believe so much in this playbook that we printed physical copies to use at our events this year... If you want to get your hands on this playbook and join over 270 marketers who have already downloaded it, you’ll learn: ✅ How to collect zero-party data using quizzes and pop-ups ✅ Step-by-step strategies to implement it into your marketing funnel ✅ Tactical plays with real brand examples to prove the results Drop a comment if you'd like a link to access the 56 page playbook for yourself! #marketing #ecommerce

Happy customers/advocates are the best kind of marketing 🔥 I couldn't be more grateful to have such vocal advocates like Ronak Shah helping to spread the word about Digioh. It's been a pleasure working with Ronak and the Obvi team as we migrated their quiz from Octane AI to Digioh (and more than doubled quiz engagement/results for their store and we're only getting started!). Our goal at Digioh is not just to lead with an exceptional platform, but also exceptional service, training, and continued optimization. This is what leads to great outcomes for our customers and their buiness. 🔑 If we do those things right, we know this can lead to natural advocacy/earned media. Yesterday on this X thread, a well-known DTC marketing agency was asking for recommendations on quiz funnels. Ronak jumped in recommending Digioh and highlighted one of our best value propositions — our done-for-you onboarding. As a marketer, you can't ask for a better recommendation than this! More to come soon between Digioh x Obvi! 🤝

See a quiz built for your store before you talk to anyone.

I built a paid landing page in Claude Code this week, pushed it straight into Webflow through MCP, and it's already live on Google Ads and getting demo requests. The first draft took under an hour. No design file, no dev ticket. The reason it was good: Claude had the context my team has. - Behavior: Hotjar and GA4 - Pipeline: HubSpot and Google Ads - Conversations: Fathom, Slack and Google Drive - Build: Webflow MCP, plus our own Digioh MCP so the page could run a live Digioh quiz. Digioh on Digioh selling Digioh. Before it wrote a word, it did the research I rarely get time to do properly: - Paid visitors were seeing less than a fifth of our old quiz page. The proof sat below where anyone scrolled. - The most-clicked things were examples and pricing, and people had to leave the page to find them. - In the sales calls it reviewed, the deals that closed fastest were the ones where the buyer saw a quiz built on their own store. Every one of those became a design decision. Proof moved up. Examples and pricing are on the page. The headline changes to match what someone searched. And the offer is the thing that already closes deals: a free quiz built on your own products, running live on Digioh. Because it read our existing Webflow pages, the first draft was already on brand, with real content and images (not AI slop) and SEO settings in place. Also, because it publishes through the Webflow MCP, revisions take minutes. I sent a long list of notes after the first version and every one was live that afternoon. Then we turned the whole process into a Claude Code skill, so my team builds pages the same way now, with the same research and the same quality bar. We love our web developer and they're still part of the workflow. The difference is that more pages, more tests and more coverage no longer wait in a dev queue. We have an idea, we go build and test it fast. The takeaway for me of this is not that "OMG CLAUDE CAN BUILD LANDING PAGES". The output is only as good as the context. The big unlock for me is that centralizing your entire teams operating system into something that helps you ideate, research, and execute faster is quickly becoming an unfair advantage for marketing teams. We're building the next round of pages now, and I'll share what we learn. #b2b #marketing #ai