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Fashion runs on drops, seasons and the right size. Your email should keep the same rhythm.
Your regulars want to see new pieces first. A short email with the products in it beats a long story.
Doubt about size stops a lot of orders. Put the size guide in the welcome series and a fit tip in the cart email.
Season changes, Black Friday and the winter sale come every year. Plan them as campaigns and schedule per subscriber time zone.
Some orders come back. An email after purchase that explains how exchanges work gives the customer a reason to stay.
All four flows fit a fashion store. Change the content, keep the setup.
Segments update themselves from your store orders. Start with a few and add more when you need them.
Send your regulars the new drop a day before everyone else. One email, the products as blocks, no discount needed. The next day the rest of the list gets the same drop.
Afterwards, check in Reports which products sold from each send. That tells you what to put first next time.
Yes. Make a segment of customers who ordered more than once and send the campaign to that segment.
No. In fashion the question is often size, not price. Try the first cart email without a code and keep one for the last email, if at all.
Up to 12 emails per contact per month. Plenty for a sale, and a good reason not to send one every day.
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