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ECD Digital Strategy named Klaviyo Agency Partner of the Year for the Americas at K:BOS 2026. ECD is the region's top-recognized Klaviyo agency partner, honored at K:BOS 2026 for measurable client growth and results. None of it happens without the team that shows up every day and the brands that trusted us with their revenue. This award belongs to all of them." - Zak Cassady-Dorion, Founder and CEO of ECD Digital Strategy SCHENECTADY, NY, UNITED STATES, September 25, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - ECD Digital Strategy, an ROI-driven ecommerce digital marketing agency, was named Klaviyo Agency Partner of the Year for the Americas at K:BOS 2026, Klaviyo's flagship annual conference, held earlier this month at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts The award was presented as part of Klaviyo's K:Partners Awards, a program now in its second year that recognized 24 agency and technology partners across the globe for sharper strategy, faster execution, and lasting client relationships. The Americas Agency Partner of the Year is among the highest distinctions Klaviyo bestows upon agency partners in this region. ECD was selected from a global partner ecosystem of more than 6,500 agencies based on innovation, creativity, customer success, and measurable impact for shared clients. "It's pretty surreal to look at something you wrote down years ago and realize you actually went and built it," said Zak Cassady-Dorion, Founder and CEO of ECD Digital Strategy. "None of it happens without the team that shows up every day and the brands that trusted us with their revenue. This award belongs to all of them." "Annually at K:BOS, Klaviyo recognizes partners who not only embrace our marketing channels but also lean into our innovations and future strategy, and the entire ECD Digital Strategy team has truly bought in, becoming incredible collaborators across our internal GTM teams," said Tyler Sahlstrom, Klaviyo Partner Manager. "This award is so well deserved, both for that effort and, most importantly, for the amazing results they drive for their Klaviyo clients." The recognition caps a milestone year for ECD. The agency was also named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 as one of America's fastest-growing private companies, with 106 percent three-year revenue growth. ECD holds Klaviyo Master Elite Partner status, one of roughly 35 agencies globally to hold this designation out of more than 22,000 Klaviyo partners worldwide, recognizing the agency's depth of platform expertise and consistent client performance. ECD helps DTC and ecommerce brands build connected revenue systems across email marketing, SMS marketing, paid media, paid search, Shopify development, lifecycle strategy, segmentation, and retention. The agency has helped clients drive 49 percent of total revenue through email and SMS, achieve 8.7x return on ad spend through paid media, lift conversion rates by 40 percent after Shopify and CRO improvements, and generate 538 percent year-over-year revenue growth through full-funnel strategy. Klaviyo powers more than 205,000 paying customers worldwide and serves as the leading autonomous B2C CRM platform for ecommerce brands. K:BOS, Klaviyo's flagship annual conference, brings together thousands of marketers, operators, and brand builders each year to explore the future of customer relationships, AI, and commerce. About ECD Digital Strategy ECD Digital Strategy is an ROI-driven ecommerce digital marketing agency headquartered in Schenectady, New York, founded in 2016 by Zak Cassady-Dorion. ECD helps DTC and ecommerce brands build revenue systems across email marketing, SMS marketing, paid media, paid search, Shopify website design and development, lifecycle strategy, and ecommerce site management. As a Klaviyo Master Elite Partner, one of roughly 35 agencies globally to hold this designation out of more than 22,000 Klaviyo partners worldwide, and the 2026 Klaviyo Agency Partner of the Year for the Americas, ECD is recognized for delivering measurable, profitable growth for the brands it partners with. Learn more at ecdigitalstrategy.com. Zak Cassady-Dorion ECD Digital Strategy +1 518-217-5651 [email protected] Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

ECD Digital Strategy named Klaviyo Agency Partner of the Year for the Americas at K:BOS 2026. ECD is the region's top-recognized Klaviyo agency partner, honored at K:BOS 2026 for measurable client growth and results. None of it happens without the team that shows up every day and the brands that trusted US National Times with their revenue. This award belongs to all of them." - Zak Cassady-Dorion, Founder and CEO of ECD Digital Strategy SCHENECTADY, NY, UNITED STATES, September 25, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - ECD Digital Strategy, an ROI-driven ecommerce digital marketing agency, was named Klaviyo Agency Partner of the Year for the Americas at K:BOS 2026, Klaviyo's flagship annual conference, held earlier this month at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts The award was presented as part of Klaviyo's K:Partners Awards, a program now in its second year that recognized 24 agency and technology partners across the globe for sharper strategy, faster execution, and lasting client relationships. The Americas Agency Partner of the Year is among the highest distinctions Klaviyo bestows upon agency partners in this region. ECD was selected from a global partner ecosystem of more than 6,500 agencies based on innovation, creativity, customer success, and measurable impact for shared clients. "It's pretty surreal to look at something you wrote down years ago and realize you actually went and built it," said Zak Cassady-Dorion, Founder and CEO of ECD Digital Strategy. "None of it happens without the team that shows up every day and the brands that trusted us with their revenue. This award belongs to all of them." "Annually at K:BOS, Klaviyo recognizes partners who not only embrace our marketing channels but also lean into our innovations and future strategy, and the entire ECD Digital Strategy team has truly bought in, becoming incredible collaborators across our internal GTM teams," said Tyler Sahlstrom, Klaviyo Partner Manager. "This award is so well deserved, both for that effort and, most importantly, for the amazing results they drive for their Klaviyo clients." The recognition caps a milestone year for ECD. The agency was also named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 as one of America's fastest-growing private companies, with 106 percent three-year revenue growth. ECD holds Klaviyo Master Elite Partner status, one of roughly 35 agencies globally to hold this designation out of more than 22,000 Klaviyo partners worldwide, recognizing the agency's depth of platform expertise and consistent client performance. ECD helps DTC and ecommerce brands build connected revenue systems across email marketing, SMS marketing, paid media, paid search, Shopify development, lifecycle strategy, segmentation, and retention. The agency has helped clients drive 49 percent of total revenue through email and SMS, achieve 8.7x return on ad spend through paid media, lift conversion rates by 40 percent after Shopify and CRO improvements, and generate 538 percent year-over-year revenue growth through full-funnel strategy. Klaviyo powers more than 205,000 paying customers worldwide and serves as the leading autonomous B2C CRM platform for ecommerce brands. K:BOS, Klaviyo's flagship annual conference, brings together thousands of marketers, operators, and brand builders each year to explore the future of customer relationships, AI, and commerce. About ECD Digital Strategy ECD Digital Strategy is an ROI-driven ecommerce digital marketing agency headquartered in Schenectady, New York, founded in 2016 by Zak Cassady-Dorion. ECD helps DTC and ecommerce brands build revenue systems across email marketing, SMS marketing, paid media, paid search, Shopify website design and development, lifecycle strategy, and ecommerce site management. As a Klaviyo Master Elite Partner, one of roughly 35 agencies globally to hold this designation out of more than 22,000 Klaviyo partners worldwide, and the 2026 Klaviyo Agency Partner of the Year for the Americas, ECD is recognized for delivering measurable, profitable growth for the brands it partners with. Learn more at ecdigitalstrategy.com. Zak Cassady-Dorion ECD Digital Strategy +1 518-217-5651 [email protected] Visit US National Times on social media: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. US National Times do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

What a real multi-vendor integration looks like: Olo, Klaviyo, and ADA compliance for a restaurant group. September 21, 2026 Most of what I write here is framed around what to ask before you sign with an agency. This one is a little different - it's what that work actually looks like once it's underway, using a real project as the example. I recently completed ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA remediation for a multi-location restaurant brand's WordPress site, and followed that with a Martech project integrating Olo's online ordering system with Klaviyo for automated marketing. Doing the compliance work first, then layering integrations on top of it, is a good illustration of how these pieces have to fit together rather than get bolted on separately. The starting problem. The site needed ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA remediation first, before any new functionality was layered on - fixing the foundation before building on top of it. Once that work was in place, the next phase was integrating Olo's ordering system and connecting Klaviyo for email marketing. Olo doesn't have a native WordPress plugin - it's typically brought into a site through its embeddable widget or API, which behaves like a third-party component dropped into the page rather than a deeply integrated WordPress feature. On paper these look like separate projects done in sequence. In practice, doing accessibility first meant every new integration afterward had to be held to the same standard rather than introduce new gaps into a site that had just been fixed. An email integration that doesn't respect how order and customer data actually structures itself in Olo produces broken segments and bad personalization. Treating later phases as disconnected from the accessibility work that came before them is exactly how a project ends up needing to be redone. How the pieces actually connected. The ADA remediation came first and covered the whole site - the usual list of alt text, contrast, keyboard traps, form labels, and skip links - establishing a baseline the rest of the project had to hold to. The Klaviyo integration, done alongside the Olo work, meant making sure customer and order data flowing from the site and from Olo reached Klaviyo in a form that actually supported segmentation and personalization - not just a name and email address, but the data that makes an email program worth running. Why this is the right way to think about these projects. When an operations manager or marketing director is evaluating an agency for a project like this, the real question isn't whether the agency has worked with Olo, or Klaviyo, or accessibility remediation individually. It's whether they understand the right order to do the work in - fixing the foundation before building integrations on top of it - and whether they recognize that a third-party ordering widget doesn't automatically inherit the accessibility or performance standards of the site it's embedded in, and has to be tested on its own terms. What i'd tell a colleague evaluating a similar project. Ask an agency how they'd sequence a project like this - which work happens first, and why. If accessibility isn't treated as the foundation that later integrations get built on, that's worth a follow-up question, because on a real project, doing it in the wrong order usually means doing some of it twice. Andrea Straughn