I’ve been the “tech person” since I was three, when I figured out the TV remote before my dad did. Since 2010 I’ve turned that into Digitalie, helping people make their marketing tech make sense. A lot of that time is spent in Kit accounts and Kit hires me to move its own customers over.Â
After several hundred accounts, I know where to look. Almost every time, I find something the owner didn’t know about.
My most common find: subscribers who signed up months ago and never got a single newsletter, because one tag didn’t fire.
And I won’t just fix the account. When tags pile up or automations stop making sense, there’s usually a marketing question behind it that nobody has answered yet. I’ll look at that bigger question with you, and make sure Kit works with the rest of your setup, from your website to Zapier to your community platform.
You won’t be left waiting either. My small team keeps things moving, and you’ll hear back within two working days, usually much sooner.
Coming from Mailchimp, MailerLite or somewhere else? I’ll move your list, tags and automations across so nothing gets lost on the way.
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The thought of rebuilding all your automations by hand is usually what keeps people from moving. I take that part off your plate, and we only bring across what’s still working, so you start in Kit with a clean account rather than a copy of the old tangle.
That covers the whole move: rebuilding your automations and sequences, recreating your forms, mapping your tags and fields, and getting every subscriber into the right place.
Can Kit move you for free?
If your list has 10.000 subscribers or more, Kit currently offers a free migration that moves a set number of automations and sequences. I do these migrations for Kit as well, so I know exactly where the limits are. Most accounts need some prep first, and many exceed what the free migration covers. You can hire me for that part through Tech Hours.
You set Kit up yourself, it worked, and then it kept growing. More tags, more automations, more “I’ll tidy that up later”. Now you’re not sure what’s firing, what’s broken, or where to start. There are two ways in.
Not sure what’s working? I go through your tags, segments, automations, forms and sending, then walk you through what I found in a Loom video, with a written list of what to fix first.
Know what you need, or ready to fix what the audit found? Book a block of hours and I’ll build, fix and connect, for example:
Your list, tags and custom fields will export, but automations won’t. They have to be rebuilt by hand in Kit. That’s the part most people underestimate, and it’s the part I do most.
And even the parts that do export are worth a second look. A move is the perfect moment to clean up: tags you no longer use, fields nobody fills in, and subscribers who stopped opening years ago.
It depends on how tangled it is. Sometimes a fresh Kit account is quicker and cleaner than untangling years of tags and automations. A Kit Account Audit tells you which makes more sense for you.
It depends on how tangled your current setup is, how much needs to move, and how much we change along the way. Smaller migrations can be done in under a week, and most take a few weeks. The biggest ones I’ve done took several months. On your Connection Call, I can give you a realistic idea for yours.
Yes. It’s your account, and you keep full admin access the whole time. I never lock you out of your own setup. Where it helps, I record short videos explaining how things work, so you can find your way around.
If Kit isn’t your expertise, some parts may still feel tricky now and then, and that’s fine. I’m always happy to explain things, so you understand as much of your setup as you’d like to.
They might, but usually only in small ways. If your emails currently show a Mailchimp or MailerLite logo, that will change to Kit. And if your emails don’t yet send from your own domain, the sending address may look slightly different.
In most cases we can recreate the look and feel of your emails. Once your domain is set up in Kit, your emails still come from you, and your subscribers won’t care where they’re sent from.
