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Klaviyo Product Certification study plan

Klaviyo Product Certification · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Klaviyo platform core features

  • Map the Klaviyo data model by defining profiles, events, and custom properties and writing one original example of each in your own notes

  • Configure a sandbox account and create three custom events with distinct property schemas to observe how event data attaches to a profile

  • Trace one metric from ingestion through reporting by locating it in the metrics list and confirming its appearance on a profile timeline

  • Draft a one-page glossary of core platform terms (profile, metric, list, segment, flow, campaign) using your own wording

Your checkpoint

A one-page data-model diagram plus glossary covering profiles, events, metrics, lists, and segments, with a screenshot-free written walkthrough of how one event reaches a profile timeline

Week 2

Klaviyo platform core features

  • Compare lists versus segments by building one of each and documenting when each is the correct tool

  • Set up account settings that affect deliverability, including sending domain authentication steps and a dedicated sending domain, and record each configuration choice and why it matters

  • Explain how the platform handles message sending infrastructure and what a candidate must know about sender reputation and bounce handling

  • Build a simple preference center page and connect it to a list so recipients can manage subscriptions

Your checkpoint

A configuration checklist documenting domain authentication, sending domains, and a working preference center, each item annotated with a one-sentence rationale

Week 3

Flows

  • Diagram the trigger types available for flows and match each trigger to a realistic business scenario

  • Build a welcome flow with at least three messages and one conditional split, then document the logic path in writing

  • Configure time delays and flow filters and verify behavior by inspecting a test profile's flow history

  • Identify how a profile enters, waits in, and exits a flow, including suppression and skip conditions

Your checkpoint

A working three-message welcome flow with a conditional split, plus a written logic map showing every branch and exit condition

Week 4

Flows

  • Build an abandoned cart or browse abandonment flow that uses a dynamic event trigger and at least one product-block or dynamic content element

  • Add a conditional split based on profile or event properties and test both branches with seeded test profiles

  • Design a post-purchase flow that excludes recent buyers and handles repeat purchases correctly

  • Audit your flows for message frequency conflicts and document how you would prevent a profile receiving overlapping messages

Your checkpoint

Two complete flows (abandonment and post-purchase) with branch logic documented and test profiles confirming each path executes as intended

Week 5

Audience and segmentation

  • Build five segments using different condition types: profile properties, event activity, list membership, and combinations with AND/OR logic

  • Predict segment membership before saving, then verify counts against actual results and reconcile any mismatch

  • Create a segment based on engagement recency and explain how engagement definitions affect who qualifies

  • Document how segment definitions interact with flow filters and campaign sending, including suppression lists

Your checkpoint

A segment library of five named segments, each with a written prediction of expected membership and a verification note explaining any variance

Week 6

Audience and segmentation & Campaigns and sign-up forms

  • Plan a list growth strategy by comparing at least three sign-up form types and selecting the right one for each placement

  • Build a pop-up sign-up form with targeting rules, a success state, and double opt-in configured, then test the full subscriber experience

  • Create a campaign targeting a saved segment and configure A/B testing on subject line with a defined success metric

  • Write a send-time and frequency decision rationale tying audience engagement data to campaign scheduling

Your checkpoint

A live sign-up form plus one segmented campaign draft with A/B test configured, accompanied by a written audience-to-campaign rationale

Week 7

Campaigns and sign-up forms

  • Design a three-email campaign series with distinct goals per message and a documented measurement plan for each

  • Use dynamic content or conditional blocks to personalize a campaign for two audience groups and verify rendering for each

  • Set up a campaign using a template with reusable blocks and document the template governance rules you would enforce

  • Build a reporting review routine that reads open, click, conversion, and revenue metrics and states what action each metric would trigger

Your checkpoint

A three-campaign series with personalization, a measurement plan, and a written post-send analysis template covering the key performance metrics

Week 8

Klaviyo platform core features & Flows & Audience and segmentation & Campaigns and sign-up forms

  • Consolidate weak areas by reviewing your notes and re-building the two configurations you were least confident in

  • Complete timed practice sets across all four domains and log every missed question with the underlying concept

  • Re-explain each domain's core concepts aloud or in writing from memory without notes, then fill gaps

  • Verify your sandbox contains one working example of each major artifact: flow, segment, form, and campaign

Your checkpoint

A one-page personal readiness sheet listing each domain, your confidence rating, and the specific concept you reviewed to close each gap

Milestones

Week 2: You can explain the difference between a list and a segment and demonstrate a working authenticated sending domain without consulting notes

Week 4: Two flows run end to end with correct branch behavior, confirmed by test profiles traversing every path

Week 6: You can predict segment membership before saving and your predictions match actual counts in at least four of five cases

Week 8: You score at or above your target on a full timed practice set and your readiness sheet shows no domain rated below your comfort threshold