demobook

Setting up the Klaviyo Brand Library

Demo summary

Uploading logos, selecting brand colors, and importing Google Fonts for consistent email styling.

Step-by-step

  1. Go to the Klaviyo homepage and click Get Started
  2. Upload your brand logo
  3. Select your brand colors
  4. Choose a default font or navigate to the Fonts tab to import Google or Adobe fonts
  5. Select a web-safe fallback font for any imported Google fonts
  6. Input your social media links into the social icon fields
  7. Click Update Brand

Options

  • Import specific Google fonts like Poppins
  • Import Adobe fonts
  • Add header links to create a navigation bar underneath the logo

Watch out for

  • You must select a web-safe fallback font because not every browser or mobile app supports Google fonts

Tips

  • Import every variation of a font family to have full design freedom
  • Avoid using the header links feature as it may not fit your desired design
  • Check if Klaviyo has automatically pulled your social media links from your website to save time

Highlights

this is how you create and set up a CIO account from A to Z with all the settings that you need

All demos from “Klaviyo Email Marketing FULL COURSE 2026 ($300M Generated for Shopify eCommerce)

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  3. 8:443:57Setting up a Dedicated Sending Domain and DMARCStep-by-step guide on adding NS and TXT records to DNS settings (Squarespace/Google Domains) to verify a branded sending domain in Klaviyo.KlaviyoAuthenticate sending domain (SPF/DKIM/DMARC)
  4. 12:412:04Configuring Smart Sending and Attribution SettingsAdjusting account-level settings for smart sending windows, conversion attribution, and UTM tracking parameters.KlaviyoDeliverability & setup
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  9. 39:083:37Optimizing Signup Forms for MobileCloning a desktop form and adjusting button sizes, font sizes, and input field heights specifically for mobile users.KlaviyoCreate an email signup / subscription form
  10. 48:081:31Adding a 'Micro-Yes' Step to Signup FormsDemonstrating how to add an initial commitment step to a form to increase overall conversion rates.KlaviyoA/B test a campaign
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  16. 1:38:5311:12Building a Post-Purchase Customer Thank You FlowDesigning a flow triggered by 'Placed Order' that uses conditional splits to distinguish between first-time and returning buyers.KlaviyoSet up a post-purchase / win-back flow
  17. 1:53:203:16Creating a Sunset Flow for Unengaged SubscribersSetting up an automation to re-engage or suppress subscribers who haven't opened emails in a long period to protect sender reputation.KlaviyoImprove deliverability / avoid spam
  18. 1:57:472:53Creating and Scheduling an Email CampaignThe process of starting a new campaign, selecting recipients, and navigating to the drag-and-drop editor.KlaviyoSend a broadcast campaign
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  20. 2:49:395:43Building an Engaged Customer SegmentUsing the segment builder to define 'Engaged 120 Days' based on email opens, clicks, and website activity.KlaviyoSegment the list
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  22. 3:22:321:32A/B Testing Campaign Send TimesSetting up a send-time split test to determine which hour generates the highest 'Placed Order' rate.KlaviyoA/B test a campaign
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  2. 2:041:27Draft email content with AIDemonstrates using the 'draft email content' AI button to generate full email layouts and copy from a text prompt, including section-specific AI generation.Klaviyo
  3. 5:332:01Designing Email Templates with Drag-and-DropWalks through the visual editor using sections and blocks, highlighting universal content for brand consistency and dynamic tables for personalized data rendering.Business Solution
  4. 11:042:38Designing Emails in Klaviyo EditorShows the process of uploading designs from Figma, using the drag-and-drop editor, and creating text-based native emails.Max Sturtevant
  5. 8:162:24Design an email campaign using images and text blocksThe creator shows how to import design assets from Figma into Klaviyo's drag-and-drop editor, alternating between image slices and text blocks for better deliverability.Walshy Mails | Sunlo Consulting
  6. 1:040:22Using Smart Translations in KlaviyoDemonstrates how to use the Smart Translations feature to build a message, select supported languages, and automatically generate localized versions based on Shopify locale data.Klaviyo
  7. 1:290:15Conditional content blocks based on localeShows how to use locale data to show or hide specific blocks within an email for regional promotions or shipping notes.Klaviyo
  8. 0:181:53Using Commerce7 product blocks in KlaviyoThe demo shows how to drag product blocks into a Klaviyo template and use dynamic product feeds to automatically pull in wine products (vintage, varietal, etc.) from Commerce7.Digimatic
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  10. 6:56:045:55Upload custom Figma designs to KlaviyoWalks through slicing a design in Figma, compressing images, and rebuilding the layout in Klaviyo using image blocks and tables for social icons.Max Sturtevant
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