Loyalty & retention

Acquisition gets the sale. Retention gets the margin.

If you're paying to acquire customers who buy once and disappear, growth stays expensive forever. Loyalty and retention work is how the same traffic starts producing more revenue, and it's the part of the funnel I've spent my career on.

01

Loyalty and rewards program design

A points program isn't a strategy. I design loyalty around a specific behavior you want more of, whether that's a faster second purchase, larger baskets, or channel migration, then choose the mechanics and economics that make that behavior rational for the customer and profitable for you.

  • Program economics and liability modeling
  • Tier, points, and perk structure
  • Platform selection and rollout
  • Staff and in-store enrollment flow
02

Lifecycle email and SMS

Most brands have a welcome flow, an abandoned cart, and then silence. I map the full lifecycle, from first touch to win-back, and build flows around real customer moments: first purchase, replenishment windows, review requests, and lapse risk.

  • Welcome and post-purchase journeys
  • Replenishment and cross-sell timing
  • Win-back and lapsed-customer flows
  • Segmentation and send governance
03

Subscriptions and repeat purchase

Subscription works when it removes a real chore, not when it's bolted onto every SKU. I identify which products earn recurring revenue, design the offer and cancellation experience, and set the churn metrics you should actually be watching.

  • Subscription-fit product analysis
  • Offer and pricing design
  • Churn and dunning management
  • Retention reporting cadence
04

CRM and customer data strategy

You can't retain customers you can't see. I clean up where customer data lives, connect the systems that matter, and build the small set of dashboards that answer the retention questions you'll ask every month.

  • Customer data audit and cleanup
  • Cohort and LTV reporting
  • RFM segmentation
  • Tool consolidation

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Buying customers once is expensive. Let's make them stay.

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