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As acquisition costs continue to climb, brands often assess ways to maximize list collection strategies to make the most of the traffic their advertising is bringing to their site. Tools like Retention.com emerge as powerful options here to maximize not only the acquisition of new customers but also customer retention as a bi product. This platform offers a functional approach to understanding and engaging website visitors and integrating this directly into your email marketing strategy. Here's an exploration of how Retention.com operates, and different ways to utilize it.
At the heart of Retention.com is its sophisticated data capture technology. Unlike traditional analytics tools that offer surface-level insights, Retention.com dives deeper. It utilizes advanced tracking algorithms to identify not just the quantity of your site visitors, but also the quality of their engagement. This is achieved through a combination of methods:
What sets Retention.com apart from other data analytics tools is its approach to data utilization:
The process begins with the implementation of Retention.com's tracking code onto your website. Once activated, it starts capturing and analyzing visitor data in real-time.
Following analysis, Retention.com assists in segmenting visitors based on their behavior, enabling targeted marketing efforts to website visitors who have not shared their email via the list collection tool you use. This allows you to send campaigns or enroll these contacts in specific flows that are built out.
It is important to note that these contacts have not given their email address. So, there is likely to be a higher than average unsubscribe rate and spam rate for these contacts. For that reason, these contacts should be enrolled in dedicated flows and contacted with dedicated campaigns. They need to be treated differently than your subscribers initially before they purchase and or subscribe to your list.
In conclusion, Retention.com is an effective tool for DTC brands to leverage, and get more yield out of the traffic that hits their site. While it is effective, it needs to be used correctly otherwise it can impact your business negatively from a domain reputation standpoint. It’s important to reference their best practices while implementing, or work with a team (such as ourselves) who have experience managing this tool.
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