Make more revenue from the customers you already have

The renewal that falls due, the next visit, the returning regular: a large share of your revenue is already in your customer list, waiting to be asked properly. We set up the emails and reminders in your voice, and measure who comes back when they should

The second sale is the cheapest sale you make

73%of a typical medspa’s patients are repeat patients; the pattern holds across clinics, hotels and subscription brands
5×what it costs to win a new customer against keeping one who already bought
0customer records leave your systems: we work from counts and rates, never from copies of your list

Why the existing base goes quiet

The customers are there. Three things stop them being asked

Nobody captured the customer at the sale

Email, consent and the return date are the cheapest data the business will ever collect, and most collect none of them.

The messages sound like marketing

Urgency, discounts and countdowns bring the wrong customers back and are restricted in several of our markets. A reminder that a return is due, in your voice, is what people answer.

Repeat is not on the monthly report

If the share of revenue from returning customers is not measured, nobody owns it and it drifts down.

What we build

Follow-up that feels like service, because it is, in the systems you already own

Return schedules

By offer and purchase cycle, agreed with you, automated in the booking, ordering and messaging tools you already use.

Lifecycle messages

Aftercare, check-ins, reminders and membership updates, written in your voice. In regulated industries, signed off by the professional responsible.

Memberships and plans

The communication that keeps memberships and staged plans current, and the reporting that shows retention.

Reactivation

Lapsed customers contacted once, respectfully, with a real reason to return rather than a discount.

What we fixed. What changed

Hotels · Email and retention

Coastal resort, 84 rooms, Cornwall

17%of direct bookings from returning guests, up from 11%, eight months

Previous guests received the same monthly newsletter as the rest of the database, with no use of stay history or room preference. We segmented past guests, introduced seasonal return campaigns and added direct-booking offers around previous stay patterns.

Returning guests increased from 11% to 17% of direct bookings over eight months. Revenue per email recipient increased 39%.

Ecommerce · Email and retention

Pet accessories brand, UK

+37%revenue from automated email, six months

Most email revenue came from campaign sends, while automated journeys consisted of a basic welcome email and abandoned-cart reminder. We added post-purchase cross-sell, replenishment, browse abandonment, review and win-back flows based on product category.

Revenue from automated email increased 37% over six months. Total email revenue grew 25% without increasing campaign frequency.

Local services · Email and retention

Vehicle servicing group, five sites, Midlands

+18%returning-customer bookings, nine months

Customers received an invoice after servicing but little communication until they remembered to book again themselves. We introduced MOT and service reminders based on vehicle records, seasonal maintenance campaigns and follow-up after completed work.

Returning-customer bookings increased 18% over nine months. Reminder campaigns generated 14% of all online workshop bookings.

Let’s shape outcomes

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