Use transactional communication at the POS as an essential touchpoint

Transactional communication is not only an essential touchpoint with your customer in online channels but also offline at the point of sale (POS). Use loyalty cards or location-based services to identify your customers at the POS and send them a purchase confirmation after a purchase, including a digital receipt, loyalty information, vouchers, cross- & up-sells…

How to make use of incentives to acquire new addresses

Discounts, raffles, coupons: In this post we give you 6 tips on how to make a newsletter-registration more attractive using little extra-gifts and generate new opt-ins.   1. Discounts for newsletter registration Discounts, vouchers or benefits such as free shipping make a newsletter registration more attractive and also provide an incentive to buy directly. If…

Survey with full navigation in interactive emails

Survey abandonment rates, especially for complex surveys with multiple questions, can be very high. With surveys in interactive emails, you can reduce this behavior. By successively displaying the questions, you lower the barrier to participation. Increases in the number of participants of up to 80 percent have been proven. Make survey emails more user-friendly by…

Triggering of Follow-up campaigns

The communication for a transaction does not have to end after an order confirmation, shipping confirmation and, if applicable, delivery confirmation. Use transactions as triggers for automated follow-up campaigns. This is often the fastest way to turn simple transactions into advanced marketing automation. Some examples are: Satisfaction surveys with the request for recommendation or review…

Data Privacy – the Critical Factor of Success: The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a Chance for Companies

Product and brand preferences, interests, attitudes, opinions, social contacts, sociodemographic aspects, locations and movement patterns – companies know more about their customers than ever before, or at least they have the technical possibilities to find out. Deliberately or unaware, consumers leave a multitude of data on every digital touchpoint they cross. These information can be…