Reviews are the cheapest conversion work a store can do, and most shops collect almost none of them. Not because customers are unwilling, but because the one email that asks is either never sent or …
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Every WooCommerce email is instant by default. Something happens, the message goes out, and that is the entire scheduling model. For transactional notifications it is the right behaviour. For …
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The thank-you page is the most under-used screen in a WooCommerce store. The customer has just paid, their guard is down, and in almost every shop what they get is an order number and a blank space …
The first order is the expensive one. You paid for the click, the trust and the checkout, and then the relationship usually ends at the shipping confirmation. A follow-up sequence is three emails that …
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A single store-wide code does two things at once: it discounts the customers who were going to buy anyway, and it ends up on a coupon aggregator within a day. A code generated for one customer and …
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A membership that lapses quietly is a customer you already had, already convinced and already billed once. Winning them back costs what a new customer costs. Keeping them costs one email, sent before …
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