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Jul 30 2017
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Win-Back Inactive Customers: Email Marketing Best Practices

By How To Guides

Have you been focusing on the use of online traffic to gain customers? Then perhaps you may be ignoring the one of the best online marketing strategy, email marketing. Not only is email marketing great at engaging new customers but also, it helps re-engage lapsed customers; winning them back, increasing eCommerce sales and improving brand engagement.

Many have heard how great email marketing is for eCommerce merchants, however, the same question remains: How do you create a great and effective win-back email marketing strategy?

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Jul 26 2017
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The Methodology of Inactive Customers – eCommerce Email Marketing

By Email Marketing, How To Guides

Oh the joys of eCommerce. You fight to gain your new consumers, get them to your website only to lose them after purchase or two. We all hate inactive customers. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to reduce your customer churn and build a bank of loyal customers that stick with your brand?

Have your customers broken up with you? How are your efforts at winning them back going? Is it even possible to win back inactive customers? If you are asking yourself any of these questions then you need to read on. Understanding the methodology of inactive customers will help you put together a killer eCommerce email marketing campaign. 

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Apr 20 2015
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Best practices: designing emails targeted at inactive customers

By Email Marketing, How To Guides

If you’re not already running an inactive customer email campaign, let’s talk because you’re missing out on some serious sales. Hear me out, “eCommerce stores using Remarkety to send inactive customer email campaigns have up to a 15% purchase rate“.

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Yes, that’s a 15% purchase rate.

These emails are designed to bring customers back to your website after a certain period of inactivity or no purchases. Without these emails, you’re missing out on a big chunk of potential sales because a 15% purchase rate is nothing to sneeze at.

And just to clarify, we define purchase rate as the number of people who placed an order after receiving an email. Considering how many inactive customers you have, that 15% purchase rate sounds pretty sweet, no?

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Feb 27 2014
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Wait! don’t say goodbye to your inactive customers – one in every ten customers will come back

By Email Marketing, How To Guides

What if I told you that one in every ten customers that you were sure that were lost will come back and make another purchase if you simply send them an email? Well, that’s the statistics we found in our data of over one thousands eCommerce stores and millions of shoppers.

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As you can see, merchants who have launched “inactive customers” campaigns were able to bring back almost 10% of customers that have not purchased for a very long time (more than 60 days). Read More

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