The marketing that pays for itself first
Abandoned carts, a WhatsApp message, a push notification for a restock. Ordinary things, included rather than sold to you one app at a time.
Where the recoverable money actually is
Abandoned carts
The highest-yield message any shop sends, because the person had already decided. Sent by WhatsApp or email, on your timing.
WhatsApp campaigns
The channel this market actually reads. Order updates and offers, to customers who opted in.
Push notifications
On the Business plan, straight from your own app — a restock, a price drop, a delivery update.
Seasonal storefronts
Ramadan, White Friday, National Day and DSF, switched on and off without a redesign.
The calendar here is not the one your software assumes
Ramadan and Eid move each year. White Friday is not the American date. National Day is in December and DSF runs through January. A store that plans against a Northern-hemisphere retail calendar is preparing for the wrong weeks.
Seasonal modes are switches for exactly these, so the storefront changes on the day rather than the week after somebody remembers.
- Abandoned carts and email on every plan
- Push notifications on the Business plan
- Discount codes, bundles and tiered offers built in
What people ask about this
Do I need a separate email service?
Is WhatsApp messaging included?
The rest of the platform
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