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# Price Drop Flow

**Price Drop**

Informing customers of pricing changes to their Wishlist Items is a great way to drive conversion and re-engage customers 

{% hint style="info" %}
Pricing updates to larger product catalogs can take time to execute in Shopify, and you may want to send other brand comms around a price adjustment, we typically suggest a longer delay for Price Drop emails to ensure the site is fully updated when you send the notification.
{% endhint %}

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Once you have finished configuring the flow logic, you can add content using the following guide[Inserting A Single Product Into An Email Template](/integrations/klaviyo-integration/configuring-email-content/inserting-a-single-product-into-an-email-template.md)


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