The One Thing You’re Missing to Make Your Customers Love You
Dear Reader,
Before I start with today's email, I have an announcement:
I've been sending you an email a week for almost 9 months now, and what a great experience it has been! Thank you for being here and sharing your thoughts with me over email conversations! Sadly, now, it's time to pause for a bit.
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I hope to see you here again soon. In the meantime, see you on LinkedIn!
Now, let's get on with today's email...
Let’s say you receive two products in the mail.
One is a generic product that has no personalization whatsoever.
The other is a personalized product that has your name, your favourite colour, and a message that relates to your interests.
Which product would you prefer Reader?
Which product would you be more likely to use, recommend, or buy again?
The answer is obvious.
You would prefer the personalized product.
Personalization is not just a nice-to-have feature. It’s a must-have strategy for any business that wants to stand out from the competition and build loyal and happy customers.
It’s a powerful way to make your customers feel valued, understood, and engaged with your brand.
It’s also a proven way to increase customer satisfaction, retention, referrals, and revenue.
But how do you personalize your customer experience effectively?
Here are some tips and best practices that I have learned from my experience and research:
🚀 Collect data about your customers.
- Find out who they are and what they want.
- Track their behaviour on your website or app with tools like cookies, pixels, analytics, etc.
- Store and organize the data in a database that lets you segment and target them.
🚀 Use personalization tools and platforms.
- Personalize your products, services, and communications based on the data.
- Use tools like ConvertKit and Mailchimp to personalize your emails and opt-in forms.
- Use tools like Canva and Vistaprint to personalize your physical products and designs.
🚀 Test and optimize your personalization strategies.
- Measure the impact of your personalization on your customer behaviour and satisfaction.
- Use Google Analytics or similar tools to track and analyze your personalization performance.
- Use techniques like A/B testing to compare different versions of your personalized products, services, and communications and find the best ones.
Even a simple “Thank you” note with your product makes your customer feel appreciated.
Hence, don’t forget to customize or personalize your products according to your consumers.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reply to this email.
I hope you enjoyed this newsletter. I will be back here soon, and until then I hope to connect with you on LinkedIn.
Until next time,
Tulika
SOROR - The Sisters Edit Pte Ltd
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