The Great Flodesk Migration is on. Moving to Flodesk now that unlimited is back? Move Days before the holidays are open. Pick your date

You picked the new platform. I'll do the move.

Platform Revival is a done-for-you email platform move. Pick your Move Day, and I rebuild your automations, tags, forms, products, and list in your new account, test every piece, and hand you the keys. Your old platform keeps sending the whole time.

Moving from Kit, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo, MailerLite, or wherever you are now. To Flodesk, or wherever you've decided to land.

Bailey sitting on a red leather sofa in front of a candlelit mantel

Move Day work order

Moving from
Kit
Moving to
Flodesk
Your time needed
Two calls
Old account
Nothing deleted
Downtime
None
MoverBailey
  • nothing gets deleted
  • everything gets documented
  • no downtime
  • tested before you flip
  • your old platform keeps sending
  • handled with care

It's never just the list.

The CSV is the easy part. It's everything plugged into your list that turns a quick switch into three weekends. Here's what actually goes in the truck.

sequences & automations

Welcome series, nurture, and every trigger, branch, and wait step in between.

tags & segments

Including the one called "test2" that nobody remembers making.

rules

If they click this, tag them that. Every single one of them.

forms & checkout pages

Plus everywhere they're embedded: your site, your link in bio, that one blog post.

products

Purchase tags and everything that's supposed to happen after someone buys.

templates

Your fonts, colors, and footer, so your emails still look like you.

custom fields

First names, birthdays, whatever you've been quietly collecting.

integrations

Your scheduler, your shop, and the Zap holding it all together.

domain & DNS

Set up on your new platform before a single old record comes down.

past emails & stats

Archived before anything gets canceled, so your best subject lines don't vanish.

do not pack

Unsubscribes, bounces, and spam complaints stay behind. On purpose.

misc

Messy is fine. You don't clean before the movers come. The cleanup sheet tells you what to keep.

This is a pretty normal account.

Hundreds of emails, dozens of workflows and forms, and thousands of subscribers sorted into segments. Watch me open it up and count what has to move.

Every one of those pieces has to land somewhere on the other side, and work the same way once it gets there. That's the job.

before you hand over the keys

Results first. Introductions later.

6+ years inside other people's email accounts. Here's what came out of a few of them.

lead magnet

1,000+

new subscribers added to a client's Flodesk list in about four months, at $2 to $3 a lead, from a lead magnet I wrote

win-back emails

~558

quiet subscribers won back in five months on a client's Flodesk list, taking active subscribers from about 640 to 1,198

application sequence

100+

qualified applications for the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center, 67% over goal, with the email sequence I wrote

Bailey's copywriting and email strategy were key to our campaign's success. Her ability to craft clear, compelling messaging helped us connect with entrepreneurs in a meaningful way — driving over 100 applications and surpassing our goals.
Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center
Bailey helped us scale beyond a single program launch. She built the systems, structure, and team foundation we needed to keep growing long after the first six-figure launch.
Arjita SethiFounder of New Founder School
Bailey's process and service offerings were clear. The onboarding process was simple and I understood exactly what I was getting. Everything was delivered within the communicated time frames and was simple to navigate.
TimalaInterior Design

Read more from clients

Same move. Very different week.

Moving it yourself

You export a CSV and hope the tags came with it.
Your welcome sequence goes quiet for "just a week."
You google "what is DKIM" at 11pm.
You re-import the people who unsubscribed in 2023.
It's been on your to-do list since spring.

Move Day

Your list, tags, and segments imported, mapped, and checked.
Every automation rebuilt and tested before you flip anything.
Your domain set up on the new platform during kickoff. Old records stay put until it's confirmed sending.
They stay behind, like they asked.
It has a date.

Your subscribers never notice you moved.

No downtime, no gap in your welcome sequence, and nobody on your list gets a test email. Your old platform keeps sending until you decide it's done.

1Before Move Day
2Move Day, first morning
3Move Day
4End of your last Move Day
5Switch day, you pick
Your old platform
Sending as usual the entire time. Welcome emails, sales, all of it. Nothing deleted, ever
Your new platform
Intake
Logins + domain
Rebuilding
Tested
Live
  1. 1. Book and brief mePay, sign, pick your date, and fill out the intake form: what you're on, how I'll get access, and what's running.
  2. 2. 30-minute kickoffWe log into both accounts, check the intake against what's really there, and set up your domain on the new platform.
  3. 3. The moveI rebuild everything and document where each piece lands. You go do your actual job.
  4. 4. Test and hand offEvery automation and form tested end to end. Then a handoff call: walkthrough, move log, setup notes, cleanup sheet, switch-over guide.
  5. 5. Flip the switchWhenever you're ready. The guide covers turning automations on, swapping your forms, bringing over anyone who joined since Move Day, retiring the old records, and removing my access.

Simple Swap is one Move Day. Full Rebuild runs two, and The Whole Move runs three: kickoff on the first morning, handoff at the end of the last day.

Move Day, from my desk

coffee, notebook, your account
rebuilding, one automation at a time
testing before you see a thing

pick your move day

Book the day that works for you.

Black Friday is not the week to switch email platforms. Neither is launch week. Pick a Move Day that fits your calendar, then flip the switch when your schedule says so. I work around you, not the other way around.

Wednesday18intake form, done
Thursday19move day
Friday20flip the switch, or wait
NovemberMove now. Your holiday sale runs on the old platform. Switch after Cyber Monday.
DecemberMove early in the month and go live before your holiday emails go out.
JanuaryStart the year on the new platform, with the holidays behind you.

Reschedule once, no problem. A second reschedule starts with a quick call, because every Move Day is a day I've held for you.

what's in your folder

  • switch-over guide
  • move log
  • setup notes
  • cleanup & recommendations
  • analytics + past email archive

Why it takes days, not weeks

The scoping happens before Move Day, not during it. Your tier sets the size of the job, the intake form tells me what's there, and kickoff confirms it. If it's bigger than we thought, we talk it through on that call, before anything changes.

Handled with care.

Your email account holds years of work. It gets treated like the box marked fragile.

Nothing gets deleted.

Your original account stays exactly as it was. I rebuild in the new one, and I don't clear anything out of the old one.

Everything gets documented.

A written move log of what moved, where it landed, and how it's set up.

The paperwork is yours.

At handoff you get your setup notes, logistics, cleanup sheet, and switch-over guide, all in one place.

You're not on your own after.

Questions once you've flipped the switch? Ask me. Follow-up access is included for 30 days.

Priced by what's in the house, not how many people live there.

Tiers are sized by how much there is to rebuild. Your list size doesn't change the price.

Find your tier in 30 seconds.

Count what's running in your account right now. Checkout pages count as forms.

Automations
3
Forms, landing pages, and checkout pages
5

your move

Full Rebuild

$997, 2 Move Days

Book your Move Day Still not sure? Book a free 15-minute call

The Whole Move

The house, the garage, and the storage unit you forgot about.

$1,297

3 Move Days

  • 9+ automations
  • 9+ forms, landing pages, or checkout pages
  • Templates and brand styling
  • Multiple integrations
  • Full list architecture rebuild
Book your Move Day
your move

Full Rebuild

The two-bedroom.

$997

2 Move Days

  • 4 to 8 automations
  • 4 to 8 forms, landing pages, or checkout pages
  • Templates and brand styling
  • Up to 2 integrations
  • Tag and segment mapping
Book your Move Day

Simple Swap

The studio apartment.

$697

1 Move Day

  • Up to 3 automations
  • Up to 3 forms, landing pages, or checkout pages
  • Templates and brand styling
  • List, tags, and segments imported and mapped
Book your Move Day
Not sure which one fits? Book a free 15-minute call

Every tier gets the whole move

Kickoff and handoff calls, end-to-end testing, your analytics and past emails archived, a written move log, setup documentation, a cleanup and recommendations sheet (not an upsell), and your switch-over guide.

No surprise invoices

If kickoff turns up more than your tier covers, we talk it through right then, before any extra work. Move up a tier and pay only the difference, or add a day.

Do the math

Multiply your hourly rate by however many weekends this has been on your to-do list. Then look at the price again.

Paid in full at booking.

Bailey standing in front of a vintage rolltop desk with two brass lamps

You're handing someone your logins. Fair to ask who.

I'm Bailey: email strategist, copywriter, and fractional CMO. I've spent 6+ years writing and managing email marketing accounts for clients in a variety of industries, including legal, finance, product businesses, coaches, online service providers, healthcare, SaaS, and more. That adds up to dozens of lists and dozens of email accounts I've been inside of. I've seen every kind of tag system, including the kind that's just vibes.

I didn't plan to build a business. In 2020 I lost my sales job and rebuilt from scratch, and for six years Funnel Revival ran on referrals alone. No ads. Just results that made people talk.

What keeps me here: email is the most personal relationship a business gets with its customers. Someone let you into their inbox on purpose. That relationship should be making you money, which is exactly why it can't afford downtime.

Bailey Maldonado

You can't deposit open rates.

You can deposit sales from your email list.

The work people talk about.

Bailey took what felt overwhelming and made it clear, strategic, and doable. She helped me refine my message so it spoke directly to immigrant professionals, and the funnel we built together worked seamlessly. I finally felt confident putting my work out there.
Aneri DesaiAneri Desai Coaching
Bailey gave me the clarity and confidence I needed to bring my vision to life. She helped me refine my messaging, structure my funnel, and create a roadmap that felt aligned with both my business and my life.
Dr. Erica Pieczonka
I don't know if this is what you usually provide or if you went above and beyond because what was provided blew us away. 44 pages of copy that we can use over and over!
Former brand messaging project client
If you need a specialized set of eyes on your funnel, I recommend The Funnel Revival. You'll receive real data around what's working and what isn't, and how to fix it, and, if you opt for it, implementation support from Bailey herself.
Former Funnel Revival Audit client
We were blown away by the depth you went into. From general messaging to best practices moving forward. Our team now knows how to speak to our audience in a way that connects with them and is also using the most up-to-date marketing standards.
Kathleen

NotesPlatform Revival

this is for you if

  • Your list is wired into real things: a welcome sequence, a freebie, tags you actually use.
  • You already picked where you're going. You just don't want to be the one who moves it.
  • You'd rather sit through two calls than three weekends of tutorials.

NotesPlatform Revival

this isn't for you if

  • You have 40 subscribers and no automations. Export, import, done. You don't need me for that.
  • You're staying put and just changing plans. That's a settings page, not a move.
  • You want your whole email strategy rebuilt. Move Day moves what you have. Email Revival is for the rest.

Questions people ask before they hand over the keys

Will there be any downtime?

No. Your old platform keeps sending until you flip the switch, and the new one is fully tested before you ever see it.

Will anything get deleted from my old account?

No. I rebuild in the new account and leave the original exactly as it was. When you retire it is up to you, and your guide walks you through it.

Can I book now and switch after Black Friday?

Yes, and it's what I'd do. Move Day builds and tests your new account while your old platform sends your Black Friday and Cyber Monday emails. When the sales are over, you flip the switch with your guide.

What about people who subscribe between Move Day and my switch?

Your switch-over guide covers bringing them over, plus a final export from the old platform, so nothing from your holiday sale gets left behind.

Can my VA do this instead?

Your VA can absolutely run the switch. I'll hand them the guide. The rebuild is different. A move is the one time every piece of your email gets touched, and an email strategist knows what to do with each one:

  • I know why a tag or automation exists before I decide where it goes, so nothing that's quietly making you sales gets dropped.
  • I catch what's broken, outdated, or costing you while I'm in there, and it all goes on your cleanup sheet.
  • I set up your domain the right way and leave unsubscribes and bounces behind, so your emails keep landing in the inbox after the move.

Do I need to be technical, or around all day?

Neither. I need access and two calls from you: a 30-minute kickoff on your first Move Day and a handoff at the end of your last one.

How do I share access?

Securely, through LastPass. Your intake form walks you through it step by step, and your switch-over guide ends with a reminder to remove my access once you're settled in.

Do you move checkout pages and products?

Yes. Checkout pages rebuild a lot like forms, so count them with your forms when you pick your tier.

Which platforms do you move from and to?

From wherever you are now. To Flodesk, Kit, beehiiv, Mailchimp, and most major email platforms. Not sure yours counts? Book the free 15-minute call and ask.

What if I need to reschedule?

You can move your date once, no problem. A second reschedule means a quick call first, since every Move Day is a day I've held for you.

Will I be paying for two platforms?

Maybe, briefly. If your new platform has a free trial and you switch inside it, there may be no overlap at all. Waiting until after the holidays? Plan on a few weeks of both bills while the old one finishes its job.

What happens after Move Day?

You have a clean account, all your setup documentation, and 30 days to ask me follow-up questions. If you want help turning that list into sales, not just a nicer place to send from, that's what Email Revival is for.

Your new place is ready. Your stuff is still at the old one.

One to three days, two calls, and everything comes with you: tested, documented, and waiting for you to flip the switch. I have limited Move Days open, and the ones before the holidays go first.

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