Start with a useful message.
“You know the tee. Meet its next layer.” Prepare a relevant introduction to the Studio Overshirt and see the message beside the plan.
A specific reason to come back.
Give them a reason
to come back.
Build on the customers who already chose you. Bring purchase history, relevant offers, loyalty and messages into one place, so your next campaign starts with the relationship you have already earned.
See a connected campaign
DYMR — StreetwearDaymerce
Daymerce · DYMR example data · select to enlargeFrom a customer insight
to a relevant offer.
A new collection is ready. Find the people who bought related products, prepare a relevant invitation and keep its conditions with the message.
Know who it is for.
Use purchase history and customer context to choose a relevant group.
Make the offer clear.
Set products, dates, conditions and how it combines with other offers.
Review, then reach out.
Check the message, contact permissions and delivery setup before sending.
An insight does not send a message. You choose campaigns and configured automations.
A MOMENT WITH DYMR
A reason to return.
A plan that fits.
DYMR has a new overshirt. Bring the message, the people it suits and the reason for the campaign together before anything goes out.
Choose who it is for.
Use a real purchase condition: customers who bought the Heavyweight Tee. Keep timing and contact limits with the audience.
A relevant group, rather than everyone.
Keep the reason with the plan.
Record what you expect and why. Review the message, audience and intended outcome together before the campaign moves any further.
A plan you can judge, not separate pieces to assemble.
Daymerce campaign plan · DYMR example. This walkthrough prepares the audience and message; it sends nothing and activates no offer.
The right people. A useful next visit.Explore loyalty & rewards
Good reasons
to return.
Make the next moment feel connected to the one before it.
Recognise their loyalty.
Points, stamp cards and vouchers give customers something to work towards. Make earning, redeeming and conditions easy to understand.
Let a good experience travel.
Gift cards give someone another way to buy from you and introduce the shop to a friend. Keep value and redemption clear; review existing balances when moving a scheme.
Start with the person.
A first-time buyer and a regular may need different reasons to return. Their history helps you choose the next step.
Explore Customer 360One relationship.
More useful moments.
A relevant extra at checkout. A gift message that reaches packing. A reward that brings someone back.
Each moment builds on what your shop already knows. You can review the offer and the response before deciding what comes next.
Explore checkout & shopping
DAYMERCE · DYMR EXAMPLE
Noor, already in the picture.
3 orders · €369 in purchases · Rotterdam
Good follow-up.
Less rebuilding it.
Give repeatable work a clear setup, then keep the right level of control.
Choose the people and the reason.
Prepare a customer group around the purchase history and conditions that matter to this offer. Keep the message with the audience it is intended for.
Send once, or enable a configured automation.
Check the audience, contact permissions and delivery service. You choose the campaigns to send and the automation settings to enable. An insight alone does not contact a customer.
Return to what happened.
Review the campaign response available in your setup. Use it to decide what to continue or change, with the original audience and offer still close by.
An audience with a reason.
Work through a complete customer-group example, from purchase history to a relevant message.
Good to know.
Can I bring my existing loyalty scheme?
That depends on the source system and supported transfer route. Balances, rules and history need to be checked before anything is activated.
Will Daymerce automatically email my customers?
You decide which campaigns to send and which configured automations to enable. Delivery uses your connected service and the relevant contact permissions. A customer insight on its own does not send a message.