
Raw Fountain Juice automated emails increased their monthly email revenue from 30% to 47%!
Prior to working with DIDO AGENCY, their profit margins were typically strong, but they weren't fully utilizing their network of previous buyers. Raw Fountain Juice discovered that in order to stay in touch with customers between transactions, it needed to improve its marketing efforts.
First, we scrubbed Raw Fountain Juice email list, removing any non-active email addresses to optimize list quality. Then, we created seven foundational campaigns to peak the interest of consumers and keep them interested long term. Once we added campaigns aligning with national holidays and seasons to increase purchase opportunities.
Raw Fountain Juice automated emails increased their monthly email revenue from 30% to 47%!
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