customer actioncustomer dataemail ruleschoose one emailsend simple emailcount what happenedimprove over time1
What customers do
- free checks
- basic checks
- comprehensive checks
- bundle purchases
- pro account activity
- website visits
- app use
- checkout started
- vehicle monitoring
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What we know about them
- email permission status
- recent checks
- registration checked
- product bought
- bundle checks left
- app vs website use
- repeat buyer history
- refund or complaint status
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Email rules
- only email people we are allowed to email
- do not email unsubscribed or blocked users
- do not send more than one follow-up in 24 hours
- do not send more than three in seven days
- if several emails could go out, choose only one
- stop emails that no longer make sense
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Choose the right follow-up
- free check -> paid check
- basic check -> comprehensive upgrade
- several checks -> bundle offer
- one check left -> top-up reminder
- no checks left -> buy another bundle
- repeat bundle buyer -> free pro account
- pro user buying small bundles -> larger bundle
- one year later -> fresh check reminder
- repeat website user -> app prompt
- checkout started -> finish purchase
5
Send a simple useful email
- single-column email
- My Car Check logo
- vehicle image where relevant
- registration plate panel where relevant
- short headline
- short copy
- one button
6
Track what happened
- email sent
- opened
- clicked
- purchase made
- upgrade bought
- bundle bought
- pro account created
- app installed or used
- no sale
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Improve over time
- compare different subject lines
- test timing
- test offers
- hold back a small test group
- measure extra sales from each email
- refine the rules
- scale what works
Numbers we can add later
number of users in each groupemails sentopen rateclick ratesales rateupgrade ratebundle salespro sign-upsapp installsrepeat purchase raterevenue from emailsaved paid-search cost
How the numbers fit in
- The planning tool starts with sample estimates.
- Real numbers will come from the live service.
- Each email needs a clear result to count.
- The not-emailed test group helps show what would have happened anyway.
- Over time we keep the emails that add value and change or remove the ones that do not.