




New Customers
Recovered customers
May Buyback
Between March and May 2026, STIENDA shifted its focus away from automation.
Result: Revenue attributed to Data4Sales fell from USD 445.9K (March) to USD 32.2K (May).
With Cyber Monday in focus (May/June), automation kicked into high gear once again.
The result was devastating:



Compared to the previous month's average, June brought in 116% more new customers. This isn't paid traffic. It's automation that identifies prospects and converts them.
Compared to May, repeat purchases rose 134%. Customers who had made a single purchase returned. Automation reminded them and offered them something relevant at just the right time.
Of customers labeled as "at risk of churn," STIENDA brought back 130% more in June than in May. People who were already on the verge of leaving came back.

This isn't about sending a generic email to the entire database.
STIENDA's 54 actions were:








If we extrapolate: over the course of a full year, automation would account for nearly 1 out of every 3 dollars that STIENDA sells.
All without a human having to run 54 campaigns manually every month. No Excel. No delays. No errors. Just machines that understand the customer, predict what to buy, deliver at the exact right time, and send personalized messages.

New Customers
Recovered customers
May Buyback

Omnichannel vs. Single-Channel Value
Customers who pick up in-store become omnichannel
Omnichannel Purchase Frequency

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sales growth in the industry
purchases made at a discount

hyperpersonalized
via WhatsApp

Turnover vs. previous year
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Attribution by WhatsApp

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Record sales

Increased revenues
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Record sales

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