ProblemA valuable product I had stopped buying
In the first few sessions, we analyzed their orders and identified a distinct group: customers who hadn't made an online purchase in over 90 days. That was our focus.
There was no need to go out and find new buyers at any cost: there was an existing base that was already familiar with the brand but had stopped engaging with it.
Among the inactive customers, we identified groups with greater future value: customers who, with the right strategy, could return and continue making purchases. The key? Speaking to them differently, through the right channel, with content that mattered to them.
Customer LifecycleFocus: Inactive Customers
Prospects: They've never made a purchase, but they've shown interestOne-timers: Theymadea single purchaseRepeat: They’ve made two purchasesFrequent: More than two purchasesInactive: More than 90 days without an online purchase