Daniel Peleg

Email Composed

Founder and CEO of Email Composed, a team of digital marketing experts on a mission to help DTC e-Commerce brands boost their revenue and customer retention, without additional adspend.

► Advanced email marketing automations & segmentations
► Kick-ass direct response copywriting that converts
► Stunning graphic design that makes your emails irresistible
► Engaging emails that your customers actually love

Founder, CEO

Photocon Media LP

General Manager. Responsible for growing the business via email marketing, PPC and strategic partnerships.

Partner, CMO

WiseGroup Media

Helping businesses build and maintain a strong and competitive online presence using cutting edge technologies and strategies. Managed content creation, email marketing and funnel copywriting.

Digital Marketing Consultant

Forex Solutions Team

Providing online education services, software and digital products for financial traders.

Co-Founder, CMO

Helping eCommerce brands add $50k to $500k Monthly Revenue while reducing their reliance on Paid Ads | Email marketing veteran (13 years) | Helped over 60+ brands generate over $80M+

What I do:

I help eCommerce stores and brands grow quickly, adding substantial monthly revenue (often an extra 25%-40%) from email marketing, using a combination of:

► Advanced email marketing automation & segmentations
► Nailing 100% deliverability with the highest possible open rates and sales conversion
► Kick-ass direct response copywriting that converts
► Engaging newsletters that your customers actually love (and result in more sales)

My background:

During my 13 years of digital marketing experience, email marketing has always been one of the main profit drivers for my own businesses.

When I realized that the highest value I could bring would be to help eCommerce businesses who want more sales and a more engaged audience - that’s when I started Email Composed.

What makes our services stand apart:

► ROI Focused: You’ll see positive ROI right from the first month of working together - see the video testimonials & case studies on our site! https://emailcomposed.com/
► My team & I are applying the strategies and tools that are working for eComm emails *right now*, constantly optimizing and improving results
► 10 years of solid digital marketing experience, focusing on email marketing

If you’ve been neglecting your email list, you’ll discover how my done-for-you service turns your list into one of your most valuable assets, without extra work on your end.

If you're spending heavily on advertising with relatively low profit, you’ll realize that email marketing costs pennies compared to cold ads - and has unbeatable ROI.

If you wish you had a dream team of experienced marketers handling both the creative and the technical aspects of email marketing - while driving sales, converting buyers to repeat buyers to brand evangelists (all for less than the cost of a part-time marketing employee)...

If you already know that you’re leaving money on the table by not going all-in on email marketing…

But it just seemed to be too much work and hassle (setting up automation, segmentations & integrations, hiring copywriters and designers, scheduling broadcasts, optimizing flows, thinking about the next newsletters or promos, etc. 

Let a team of experienced eCommerce email marketing ninjas take care of it for you!

Contact me:

Email me at daniel@emailcomposed.com or drop me a DM on LinkedIn.

Wavo

Your sales team competes in a crowded market, targeting the same merchants in every B2B contact database. These databases only show half the picture. Wavo reveals qualified merchants others miss, helping teams drive predictable pipeline growth.

Traditional B2B databases rely primarily on professional social networks, missing the "invisible 40%" of the e-commerce market. Our analysis reveals approximately 1.12 million US e-commerce sellers (40% of the total active 2.8 million US online retailers) are not active on professional networks, making them absent from standard B2B contact databases.

This isn't just a minor data gap, it represents a massive segment of qualified buyers spanning all revenue bands, from micro-sellers to enterprise-tier merchants generating over $5M annually.

Wavo identifies merchants through their digital footprint and performance signals rather than professional profiles, giving you access to 735,000+ qualified prospects that traditional databases miss entirely. Our integrated platform combines this exclusive merchant database with enterprise grade email automation and AI personalization, providing 88% better deliverability and 3X more replies.

Leading e-commerce sales teams at agencies, software companies, and 3PLs trust Wavo to standardize prospecting success across their organizations while accessing opportunities before competitors.

Founder

Huron

Done for you outbound prospecting agency. Team of 20 built millions in pipeline for clients worldwide.

Carsy

Tech enabled OMVIC registered used motor vehicle dealer.
Sold cars at near wholesale prices with home delivery and extended protections for consumers.

Monnsoon

Screening deals and guiding entrepreneurs at family office technology investment arm.

Director, Portfolio Growth

Rogers Communications

Licensed 5Stars software to re-brand and launched as Vicinity Rewards in Canada. Financed by Rogers Ventures.

Consultant

Brave Commerce

Part of founding team that launched first daily deal platform leveraging mobile carrier based billing. Acquired by Rogers Communications.

Director of Sales

Omazo Ventures

Built financial models and pitch decks. Raised money for startups.

Associate

Tech enthusiast. Dad.

I love to show our users how to scale their sales pipelines selling to E-Commerce retailers @ https://wavo.co/

Anton van Rhyn

Most agencies say referrals are their growth strategy.
That’s the problem.

You don’t control when someone thinks of you.
Referrals depend on a past client being in the right room, at the right time, remembering your name, and choosing to say it out loud.

That’s not a strategy.
That’s a chain of coincidences you have zero leverage over.

Even the agencies everyone admires?
Most didn’t figure it out.
They landed the right client at the right moment. Someone plugged into other founders. The snowball started rolling.

Ask them how to replicate it.
They can’t.

Referrals are a reward for good work.
They are proof your delivery holds up.

But you can’t scale luck.
And you can’t scale someone else’s memory.

Building predictable 7-figure ecom agencies: leads every day, clients every week, delivery that runs without you · Creator of The Momentum Model™

Most ecommerce agencies only see 60% of their niche. The 40% they never see is where the easiest buyers actually are.

Everyone is scraping the same databases.
ZoomInfo. Apollo. LinkedIn.

Same contacts. Same inboxes. Same crickets.

The missing 40%?
DTC brand owners who never show up on LinkedIn.

It's the least pitched, lowest competition, highest response part of the market.

Owners who aren't getting hammered by outreach.

So they reply faster, book easier, and close at higher rates.

After 7 years prospecting ecommerce brands, I built tech to find the 40% other tools miss.

It lets you see the full picture for your niche - not the guesswork version other tools give you.

And for the next couple of days, I’m opening it up.

Inside the 48 hour snapshot you will see:

→ the real store count in your niche
→ how many brands your tools are missing
→ the part of the market your competitors can't see
→ the biggest hidden opportunity waiting inside your category

No call. No pitch.
Just the data and a quick custom breakdown so you can actually understand it.

If you want the snapshot:

→ DM me "48HR" (private works best)

Then make sure we’re connected.

I’ll send it over as soon as I see your message.

Your clients just made millions.
Your calendar's empty.
There's a reason.

You spent the weekend managing BFCM chaos for them.
Watching their revenue spike. Putting out fires.
Making sure everything held together.

Now it's Monday.

You check your pipeline and realize you haven't done a single thing for your own agency in days.
Maybe weeks.

You feel proud… and a little sick.

Most ecom agency owners aren't lazy.
They're just caught in the cycle.

When you're buried in delivery, marketing stops.
When delivery ends, your pipeline's already dead.
So you scramble to fill it, land clients, get buried again.

You built this for freedom.
Right now it runs you.

Your delivery rhythm and marketing rhythm are out of sync.
That's why it keeps breaking.

From redoing his team's work at midnight to buying his dream house...

Justin fired most of his team and tripled his revenue.

When we first met, he was offering everything.
Shopify builds, design, strategy... whatever walked in the door.

His junior team couldn't deliver.
So Justin became the bottleneck, redoing their work at 1am while his kids slept in the next room.

The fix wasn't hiring more people.
It was focus.

He niched down to UI/UX and product design.
Cut down to three or four staff who could actually deliver.
Productized his expertise.

Now he's at multiple millions a year.
Bought his dream house.
Actually sees his three kids.

Here’s what most agencies miss:

Focus unlocks everything else.
When you know exactly who you serve and what you do, finding the right prospects becomes simple.

If you want the numbers, not guesses:

Comment "48HR" below and connect with me.

I’ll DM you a 48-hour pass to Wavo and a custom analysis showing where the biggest hidden opportunity is for your agency.

Most ecommerce agencies only see 60% of the stores in their niche.
The other 40% is invisible, except to agencies who know where to look.

Ecom agencies don’t have an outreach problem.
They have a data problem.

Everyone’s scraping the same databases:
ZoomInfo, Apollo, Sales Nav.

Same contacts. Same inboxes. Same crickets.

That's why reply rates tank.
That’s why outreach feels "dead".
It’s not the message.
It’s the audience.

Quick example:
One niche showed 480 stores in Apollo and LinkedIn.
Wavo surfaced 2900+.
Same niche. Completely different universe.

This happens because most databases index people.
Wavo indexes stores.

Most ecommerce brand owners don’t live on LinkedIn, don’t update their profiles, and don’t show up in the places agencies normally look.

Different pond. Different fish. Different results.

Agencies that are scaling right now are reaching brands their competitors can't see, instead of fighting over the same tired lead lists.

When you can see the whole pond, the hidden 40%, everything changes.

More stores to reach.
Less competition.
Higher reply rates.
A pipeline that finally scales.

If you want to see the real size of your niche, and exactly how many stores your tools are missing:

Comment "48HR" below and connect with me.

I'll DM you a 48-hour pass to Wavo and a custom analysis showing where the biggest hidden opportunity is for your agency.

Every like and comment from a friend pushes your content further away from potential clients. Here's why.

LinkedIn shows your posts to people similar to the ones who engage.

So when agency owners engage, LinkedIn assumes you're creating content for agency owners.

And it shows your posts to more agency owners.

For ecommerce agencies, the cycle looks like this:

You post something smart about brand growth.

Agency founders like it.
Software companies comment.
Consultants pile on.

LinkedIn now thinks:
"This person makes content for service providers."

Your posts never reach ecommerce brand owners.

Meanwhile, the people you actually want to work with?

They're in their inbox.
Managing their store.
Dealing with suppliers.
Running ads.

They're trying to fix the exact problems you solve.
They're not scrolling LinkedIn looking for agencies.

The agencies hitting a million plus?
They stopped trying to be discovered.

They started showing up where buyers actually are.

The Momentum breakdown shows how to reach them.

Link in profile.

One go to market channel. 45 employees. $10M ARR. No chaos at all.

Most agencies juggle five channels and still can't crack a million.

Gabe started as junior biz dev at a scrappy Amazon agency.

Money was tight.
Sales cycles dragged for months.
They were chasing the same tired pool of Amazon sellers everyone else was fighting for.

Then we figured out how to reach brands that most agencies have never even heard of.

Everything shifted.

They expanded beyond Amazon.
Reached any ecommerce business.
Sales cycles dropped from months to six weeks.
Close rates jumped 5X.

Five years later:
7 employees to 45.
Struggling to make payroll to $10M ARR.

Gabe's now co-owner.

New house.
More time with his family.
No stress about where the next client comes from.

One channel. Better data. Predictable rhythm.

The breakdown in my profile shows how one channel beats five when you're reaching the right people.

Most ecommerce agencies have no idea how big their market actually is.
After mapping millions of ecommerce stores over the last seven years, I made a pretty wild discovery.

Every major database agencies rely on is only showing them a slice of the real market.

The buyers they want are mostly invisible to Apollo, ZoomInfo, and Sales Nav.

So I built something that lets you see the full picture for your niche, not the guesswork version your tools give you.

And for the next couple of days, I am opening it up.

Inside the 48 hour snapshot you will see:

→ the real store count in your niche
→ how many brands your tools are missing
→ the part of the market your competitors cannot see
→ the biggest hidden opportunity waiting inside your category

No call. No pitch. You get the data and a quick custom breakdown from me so you can actually understand it.

If you want the snapshot:

1. Comment "48HR"

2. Make sure we are connected

I will send it over as soon as I see your comment.

Cold email. Content. LinkedIn. Ads. Repeat.

Something's broken. And it's not the tactics.

Every quarter you're right back where you started.

New strategy.
New framework.
New spark of hope that this one will finally crack the code.

It doesn't.

So you pivot again.

Maybe the channel's wrong.
Maybe your messaging's off.
Maybe you need better copy, better targeting, better timing.

You keep changing the how.

But the how was never the problem.

And every failed attempt chips away at something deeper.
You start second guessing everything.
Wondering if you're even cut out for this.

Here's what nobody tells you:

Marketing your agency is a different skill than marketing for clients.
Different buyer. Different cycle. Different game.

You're not bad at marketing.
You were just never taught the version that applies to you.

What if waiting for things to calm down is why they never do?
Because what happens next is the part nobody ever tells you.

You land a few clients. Delivery gets heavy.
You think: "I'll get back to marketing once this settles."

It never settles.

Then the pattern kicks in:
Pipeline dries up → panic → scramble → quick wins → more work → buried again.

So you stop marketing. Again.

This isn't bad luck. It’s a loop you don’t realize you’re in.
And waiting for calm is exactly what keeps it spinning.

The people who break out don't wait for a gap.
They build a rhythm that keeps marketing moving even when delivery is full.

Not more hours. Not more hustle.
Just a system that doesn’t collapse every time you get busy.

Calm doesn't come before the rhythm.
Calm comes from the rhythm.

Every referral you celebrate is a win you didn’t create.

That’s the real problem.

You can’t scale a pipeline built on chance.

Most agencies say referrals are their best source.

What they mean is their only source.

When your pipeline depends on someone else remembering you, you’re not building a business. You’re waiting.

Referrals are reactive.

You can’t control the timing, the fit, or the volume.

So you end up in this cycle:

Celebrate the referral.
Deliver great work.
Wait for the next.
Panic when it doesn’t come.
Scramble to fill the gap.

The agencies that break through?

They build systems that generate leads whether anyone refers them or not.

Referrals become a bonus, not the baseline.

That's the difference between luck and momentum.

If your business would collapse without referrals, you don’t have a business model.

You have a dependency.

taplio

The Battle

Daniel Peleg

Anton van Rhyn

Followers

Posts

Engagements

Likes

Performance ScoreAnton van Rhyn's LinkedIn Performance

Ready to grow your LinkedIn presence?

taplio

The Battle

Daniel Peleg

Anton van Rhyn

Followers

Posts

Engagements

Likes

Performance Score.css-goub6s{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-md);font-weight:500;color:var(--chakra-colors-gray-600);display:block;margin-top:var(--chakra-space-1);}Anton van Rhyn's LinkedIn Performance

Ready to grow your LinkedIn presence?

Performance ScoreAnton van Rhyn's LinkedIn Performance