3. Instill FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) in your customers through effective email campaigns
It’s hard to find new customers all the time. However, it’s a lot easier to lure previous customers and encourage them to reorder from your website again.
But, there are several things you need to do in order to get on their radar again and remind them of your superior service and products. One of them is to start an email remarketing campaign.
According to a study by Practical Ecommerce, customers who purchased from your website are more than twice likely to purchase again when you send them remarketing emails.
So, the odds are definitely in your favor.
Once you add a ‘subscribe to your email list’ pop-up or widget on your homepage, you can collect emails of interested consumers and start your email campaign. You can even offer a discount incentive to excite subscribers and increase them.
There are several different kinds of remarketing email campaigns you can run.
Abandoned shopping cart email
Lure customers back to your website by reminding them of their abandoned shopping cart. It adds a nice, personalized touch and shows the customers that you care.
Birchbox sends customers who abandoned shopping an email to remind them that their cart is waiting. To speed up the process, it even offers a discount on the next purchase as an incentive.
Target past buying behaviors
If you deal with recurring purchases, weekly, monthly or even yearly, then this email campaign can help you boost your conversions.
When you know the buying history of your consumers, you can send them an email at the exact time they need your product and remind them to repurchase.
Back in stock emails
A customer clicks on a product to purchase it, but find out that it’s out of stock.
Bummer.
While you couldn’t help your consumer then, you can definitely send them an email once that product is back in stock. Since they clicked on that product with buying intent, chances are they’ll jump on this opportunity.