The program does two things. It talks to your customers at the right moment, with automatic messages — SMS, email and soon WhatsApp. And then it tells you, with the numbers in hand, how much those messages made you sell. Most systems stop at the first. The difference is the second.
You don’t have to remember anything or write each time. You set it up once, and the program sends the message when needed — to the customer who needs it. Three examples of what works for you while you’re at the counter.
A first-time buyer automatically receives a message inviting them back. It’s the moment they decide whether to become a regular: the program doesn’t let them slip away.
When a customer hasn’t returned in too long, a message automatically goes out to bring them back in — while they’re still recoverable, not when they’ve already gone elsewhere.
A thoughtful note on the right day is worth more than a thousand random promotions. The program sends them for you, to the right people, without you thinking about it.
Plenty of services send SMS. Telling you, in euros, how much those messages brought back to your till is what the program does. It’s called Results & Insights: every month you open the page and see what worked. You don’t imagine it — you look at it.
It’s the share of extra sales that automatic messages generate, on average. It varies from shop to shop depending on the offers you make — here it’s not a promise: it’s a number you measure.
See which message pays off most, and where it’s worth pushing next month.
Anyone can send messages. Measuring the return is what changes everything.
A system that blasts SMS costs a few euros a month, everywhere. But if you don’t know which messages make you sell and which don’t, you’re guessing with your marketing money.
Here every send is tied to what it generates at the till. Stop hoping it works: you see it, and decide accordingly.
The reason these messages sell instead of annoy is simple: the program understands who your best customers are, who’s about to disappear and who just came in — and speaks to each in the right way. This is the heart of the method. If you want to see how it reads your customers, I’ve explained it here.
It’s like having a sales assistant working for you: you set the rules once and the program does the rest.
No. The messages are set up once and then go out on their own, at the right moment and to the right customer. You mind the shop, the program minds the sending.
SMS and email today. WhatsApp is coming soon. The right channel is used for the right message, without you having to manage different platforms.
Open the Results & Insights page: it shows you, month by month, how much the messages made you sell and which paid off most. It’s the part most systems don’t give you.
It depends on the offers you make and on your shop: on average, automatic messages generate a share of extra sales around 5–7%. The point isn’t the number itself, but that you actually measure it instead of hoping.
No. The program figures out on its own who to talk to and how. If you’re curious to see how it reads your customers, I’ve explained it on the profiling page — but you don’t need it to get started.
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