ZEN’S TEA HOUSE
The founder, Fernando Lopez, needed help scaling Zen’s Tea House beyond local markets. We helped him do just that—by turning his passion for wellness into a thriving DTC brand.
Objective:
Fernando came to us with a mission: increase monthly revenue, build a recurring customer base, and elevate the Zen’s Tea online experience to match the product’s quality.
We started by restructuring the funnel—from ads to checkout—making each step more intuitive and conversion-driven. Then we introduced compelling visuals and storytelling through custom photography and branded video to deepen trust.
We combined this with a robust email automation strategy that nurtured subscribers and drove repeat purchases through personalized offers and education-driven flows.
- Rebuilt subscription flow to increase AOV and LTV
- Custom photography and short-form video content
- Facebook ads with clear hooks + retargeting funnels
- Automated email marketing lifecycle flows
- CRO for homepage, PDPs, and checkout UX
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Results:
We helped Zen’s Tea House grow into a 7-figure brand. Through targeted ad funnels, storytelling, and backend automation, we built a system that delivered real, scalable growth—without relying on constant manual efforts.
- 5X Return on Ad Spend
- $1.2 Million in Sales Generated
- Email Flows Converted at 18%+
“Working with Landing Pagez was a turning point for our brand.”
“They took our scattered pieces—ads, email, website—and turned them into a well-oiled machine. We’re still using the systems they built to this day.”
— Fernando Lopez, Founder of Zen’s Tea House
“Working with Landing Pagez was a turning point for our brand.”
“They took our scattered pieces—ads, email, website—and turned them into a well-oiled machine. We’re still using the systems they built to this day.”
