Turn shopper intent into timely, selective Nudges.
Most shops can already shout about a cart. The useful question is the same one I had in newsrooms. Who should not get this one.
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Who it's for
E-commerce teams who already retarget with ads but want a direct, permission-based channel back to shoppers they own.
- Lifecycle marketers tired of fixed schedules that ignore intent
- Ops leads who want fewer notifications with a reason they can defend
- Shoppers who opted in because they want relevance, not another blast
Use cases we are exploring
Abandoned cart
Re-engage shoppers who left items behind, only when intent signals justify the interruption.
Back in stock
Notify interested shoppers when a product returns, not every subscriber on every restock.
Price drop
Alert shoppers who showed genuine interest, with fatigue protection for frequent browsers.
Product reactivation
Bring dormant shoppers back when relevance is high, not on a fixed schedule.
Not every shopper should get this campaign.
- 01Understand the product and shopper intent
- 02Match cart, browse, and purchase signals
- 03Weigh timing, fatigue, and recent exposure
- 04Estimate expected revenue value
- 05Choose send, delay, or silence
NUDGE / WAIT / DON'T SEND
Judgment before delivery
The question is not whether a workflow can send a message. The question is whether this customer should receive this message now, and whether it creates incremental revenue.
Early access. We build connectors only after real commercial signals.
Know when to nudge.
Know when a notification is worth sending.
The useful question is who should not get this one.