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Nobody buys a sofa on impulse. Your email has time, so use it to answer questions.
People look at a table many times before they buy. Stay in touch without pushing.
A bigger order brings bigger doubts: dimensions, materials, delivery, returns. Answer them in writing.
Large items need a delivery plan and the right care. That is useful email after purchase.
After the big piece come the smaller ones: cushions, lamps, a rug. That is the next order.
Same four flows, longer timing. Spread emails out more than a fashion or coffee store would.
Segments update themselves from your store orders. These fit a home store.
Send people who bought furniture one email that shows a finished room. The big piece they already know, plus the smaller items around it as product blocks. No discount needed, just a picture of the result.
Reports show which of those smaller items sold. Use that for your after-purchase flow.
Usually yes. Give more time between emails and put the practical answers in: dimensions, delivery and how returns work. Price is rarely the only doubt.
Yes. Each flow comes with default timing that you can change. For a home store, longer gaps often make sense.
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