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Replenishment reminders

Remind customers to restock on beauty, pet food and more with automatic reminders set at intervals of your choosing.

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Build the campaign

  1. Create the campaign message and add a coupon code

Make sure the coupon code is set to be used only once per contact in your shop system

2. Build your campaign audience;

Tip: build your audience as a segment in Audiences so that you can make changes as needed (if you make it directly in the campaign you’ll have to stop the campaign to create a new one)

a. Contact has opt-in has last activity

b. Contact has bought a product at least once at least 90 days ago where product name is {{your product}}

c. Contact has not bought a product at least once in the last 90 days where product name is {{your product}}

d. Contact has not received a campaign at least once in the last 90 days where the campaign name is {{name_of_your_campaign}}

This rule is crucial and will stop the same contact receiving your win-back campaign more than once a year. If you can’t see your win-back campaign under the campaign name filter, save it and edit it again.

3. Test the campaign

💡 Remember: You’ll need to wait about 10 minutes for your message template to be approved by WhatsApp before testing and publishing will work.

4. Under Publish options, select Recurring schedule:

5. Set the campaign to repeat every day at the preferred time

The starts on time is the time the campaign will be sent every day. For example; if the campaign is set to start on 5 March 2024 at 11:30am, all proceeding campaigns will be sent at 11:30am.


Analyzing the campaign

To check how your recurring campaign is performing;

  1. In the Campaign dashboard, go to the Recurring tab and select the campaign:

Here you can check the engagement metrics, as well as the generated revenue:

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