Introduction

In today’s world, where customers quickly switch between brands, retaining their attention and bringing back those who are “falling asleep” is crucial. Scuk has found a way to naturally and subtly reactivate customers by making changes to its network of pickup locations.

The automation solutions focused on two main scenarios:

  • opening a new branch near the customer,
  • closure of the existing branch.

Goal

The brand wanted to address:

  • Reactivation of customers, who haven't made a purchase in a while.
  • Keeping customers informed about changes to pickup locations,which also improves their convenience.

“We don't just want to announce changes. We want a change in the pickup location to be an incentive for customers to return.”

Solution

  • Trigger:the customer hasn't made a purchase in a long time + a new branch has opened nearby.
  • Campaign Content:“It's closer now—stop by.”
  • Goal:to remind people of our existence and offer greater accessibility.
  • Trigger:the customer made a purchase at a branch that is closing (it may still be open).
  • Campaign Content:“This branch is closing, but you can pick up your orders here and here.”
  • Goal:prevent customer churn.

Results and impact

  • Relevance:Customers receive content tailored to their specific situation—instead of generic newsletters, we focus on their specific needs.
  • Brand Experience:We're building a brand that puts customer comfort first.
  • Feedback:The support team received positive feedback (“It was great that you sent me that message”).
  • Maintaining a Relationship:Building customer loyalty and preventing customer churn, even without having to present hard ROI figures.

Summary and Benefits

  • Smart use of data on branch locations and customer history.
  • A natural way to remind people who have stopped shopping about the brand.
  • Automation saves time, but at the same time, it feels very human and relevant.

Conclusion