Nurture right to keep them alive
Any subscriber who has not visited the website or app for 30 days, should be sent a communication to come back.
Overview:
Automating inactive users' reactivation is a challenge at scale. As your business grows, 1000s of users will start their journey with your user daily. Each of these users may opt for different product/service line and tracking each of these users' activity and triggering reactivation campaign is major task at hand.
This journey shows an usecase of tracking users going inactive and how to trigger personalised messages across channels they are reachable on. These inactive users are reached out with a communication to come back. The communication should be personalised (basis of their activity) to increase your recall value.
Industry:
Content/Blog
Use Case:
D-30 Inactive user reactivation
Segments:
D-30 - User has signed up and has not logged in last 30 days.
Lead score less than -100 - Users whose 'lead score' attribute's value is less than -100.
Events:
Webengage.Track(“logged_in”, {
/*String*/
“Name” :
“Email” :
“Contact” :
“Gender” :
“Plan” :
“Last content viewed” :
/*Time*/
“Last_log_in_time ” :
“Account_created_time” :
/*Date*/
“Last_log_in_date ” :
“Account_created_date” :
/*Number*/
“Number_of_sessions” :
“Last amount paid” :
“Engagement_score” :
/*Boolean*/
“Logged_in” : 0
“Newsletter_subcribed” : 0
“Auto payment’ : 0
/*array*/
“recommendation_on_last_viewed” : [“CONTENT1”, “CONTENT2”, “CONTENT3”, “CONTENT4” ]
“Next_episodes” : [“EPISODE1”, “EPISODE2”, “EPISODE3”, “EPISODE4” ]
})
Step-by Step Explanation:
Pro tip:
You can make similar journeys for 60 days and 90 days lapsed users. Engagement score may also be updated via a comprehensive lead scoring journey based on user activity.