I’ve ordered a bunch of seeds over the past weeks. Last year I ran into a lot of stockouts and delays which set me back for much of the growing season. 2021 is shaping up to be a repeat so I got all of my orders in early. This past weekend my tomato and pepper …
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Four marketing assets your Shopify store should have to perform optimally
When it comes to marketing your Shopify store, you should have at least 4 assets in place: A stable free/low-cost traffic source. An additional traffic source that is under development to become profitable or scale. Simple email list that you contact all subscribers at least once per month. A series of emails or phone calls …
Christmas decorations in August
We just bought a bunch of Christmas lights in the middle of August. Odd right? Our old lights are pushing 13 years old so they are inefficient and breaking. We got our use out of them but they were already post-season closeout stock when we bought them. The new ones are fancy, high efficiency ones …
Three marketing campaigns every Shopify store should be running
It’s best to have at least three marketing campaigns to attract and keep customers. You can use many different tactics or mixes of them: email marketing, social media, ads, etc. The important thing is to make sure you’re tracking their performance and change or cut out tactics that under-perform. Customer Acquisition Campaign – primarily targeting …
How many emails should your new customer welcome campaign include?
Welcome emails are one of the most effective emails you can send when it comes to trust building. A Repeat Customer Insights customer emailed me a question about them: How many emails do you recommend in a Welcome Series, when someone purchases and or just signs up and should they be different? In an ideal …
The pitfall that catches many of your Shopify store customers and profits
Inside Repeat Customer Insights several core metrics are collected and analyzed for a Shopify store. While reviewing those metrics for various customers, I’ve noticed something. Something shared by the majority of stores. Their biggest weakness was getting a customer who have purchased once to come back and purchase again. In other words, creating a repeat …