Win-Back Campaigns to Reactivate Inactive Customers
Build a multi-channel strategy to win back customers who have stopped purchasing.
Develop segmented reactivation campaigns that bring inactive customers back with personalized offers, reducing reliance on new customer acquisition.
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Develop segmented reactivation campaigns that bring inactive customers back with personalized offers, reducing reliance on new customer acquisition.
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ModaFina has 120,000 customers who haven't purchased in over 9 months (42% of the customer base). New customer CAC is $45 while estimated reactivation cost is $12. Current repeat purchase rate is 22% and they want to reach 35%.
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Create a win-back strategy for [STORE NAME], a [NICHE] e-commerce store, targeting [NUMBER] inactive customers who haven't purchased in [MONTHS]+ months.\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**Customer base data:**\\\\\\\\n- Total registered customers: [NUMBER]\\\\\\\\n- Active customers (purchased in last 6 months): [NUMBER]\\\\\\\\n- Inactive customers (6-12 months): [NUMBER]\\\\\\\\n- Dormant customers (> 12 months): [NUMBER]\\\\\\\\n- Overall average order value: [CURRENCY][VALUE]\\\\\\\\n- Average repurchase frequency: [DAYS]\\\\\\\\n- Available channels: [EMAIL/WHATSAPP/SMS/ADS]\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**1) Inactive base segmentation:**\\\\\\\\n- Segment A: recently inactive (6-9 months) — high reactivation potential\\\\\\\\n- Segment B: moderately inactive (9-12 months) — moderate potential\\\\\\\\n- Segment C: dormant (12-18 months) — requires strong incentive\\\\\\\\n- Segment D: lost (> 18 months) — last attempt\\\\\\\\n- Sub-segmentation by: historical value (high/medium/low), preferred category, acquisition channel\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**2) Campaign by segment:**\\\\\\\\n\\\\\\\\n**Segment A (high potential):**\\\\\\\\n- Email 1 (Day 0): \\\\\\\\
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