Reactivating dormant customers
Whether it began as a loyalty card, membership pass, event ticket or digital stamp card, a Smartix wallet pass creates an ongoing connection to the customer. That connection can help restart the relationship when the time is right.
Whether it began as a loyalty card, membership pass, event ticket or digital stamp card, a Smartix wallet pass can remain on a customer's phone for months or years. That creates a persistent communication channel that can help restart the relationship when the time is right.
This example shows how a customer relationship can survive a long period of inactivity. The customer may have stopped visiting, but the pass remains in their wallet, giving the business a way to reconnect later with a relevant reason to return.
A customer signs up to a loyalty scheme and receives a traditional plastic loyalty card or printed stamp card.
They return several times and collect stamps or points, but the relationship can develop only when they visit the business.
The paper card is lost, discarded or left at home. The customer gradually stops visiting.
With no lasting communication channel, the business has no simple way to invite that customer back.
A customer signs up to the loyalty scheme and adds a Smartix loyalty wallet pass to their phone.
They collect points, receive updates and engage with the business through the pass even between visits.
The customer may stop visiting, but the loyalty pass can remain in their wallet long after the original interaction.
The customer has drifted away, but the connection still exists.
The business sends a special event invitation, welcome-back offer or reminder about unused rewards directly through the pass directly to the customer’s phone.
The customer is reminded of the relationship, returns to the business and the connection starts again.
Customers drift away from every business, but that doesn't always have to mean the relationship is over. With a Smartix pass on their phone, you have a lasting way to reconnect when you have something relevant to offer.
What could bring your dormant customers back?