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Use your Customer Purchase Latency to winback defected customers

Winback campaigns can work really well to get lapsed or defected customers to come back and buy again. Timing-wise you need to be careful though. Since winbacks typically include an incentive, sending them too early you risk giving away the incentive to customers who would buy anyway. Send them too...

Prevent customer defection with one-off outreach

Over-time, you'll lose all of your best customers if you don't do anything about them. They might move on. They might have an unresolved problem that customer service missed. They might outgrow your products (or you discontinue what they use). Some loss is natural and there's nothing you should do...

Use your slow periods to prepare for the busy periods

We live near a school where parking can be a headache during school times. No big deal since I work at home, but I've been needing a lot of mulch for the garden. Mulch that needs a large parking spot to be dropped off in. I could pay and have...

Why Customer Grids show every customer in your Shopify store

I've written about how every customer is shown in the Customer Grid previously but haven't really talked about the why. When you're segmenting customers, everyone should be in a segment. Normally you'd hear about "filtering" as a way to segment customers, as in "these are customers who have ordered 5...

See how your products and variants influence customer behavior

The Nth Product Analysis in Repeat Customer Insights now includes graphs for each product and variant. These graphs will let you compare how customer behavior changes based on when a product is ordered. In that example above, customers who buy these gloves in their 9th order have a higher Average...

The Goldilocks approach: how often to email your Shopify customers

One question that comes up when email marketing is how frequently should you be emailing your customers? The quick answer is: more than you are. The helpful answer is: as much as you can. The best answer is: as often as it's profitable. There's a wide range of sending frequencies...

Acquiring your first few orders in a new Shopify store

A long-time ago a subscriber asked how to get a new store started, business-wise. They had the Shopify setup handled but were trying to get their first orders. Here's my advice I gave them: 1. Personally I think social media marketing is a waste of time. It's so simple that...

New release: Customer Grading report

Repeat Customer Insights has included a customer grading algorithm for awhile now to help translate the complex RFM model into something easier to understand. Since it uses five segments, it's also useful for small Shopify stores who don't need or want a complex model. I've just released a new Customer...

Track customer behavior changes using RFM snapshots

With May drawing to a close, Repeat Customer Insights will soon be taking its monthly RFM history snapshot. These snapshots are a way to see the historic changes your customer base goes through. Are more customers becoming loyal? Are acquisition efforts paying off? How bad are defections? The snapshots integrate...

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