A festival offer, a new arrival, a reminder that a service is due: sent to the customers you already have, from the app that already knows who they are.
Most small businesses buy attention they already have. The people who bought last year are in the books, with their numbers, and they are cheaper to reach and likelier to buy than anyone new.
A campaign here goes to that list over WhatsApp, SMS or email, and what happened afterwards is visible rather than assumed — which of them it reached, and what came back.
From the parties you already bill.
The offer, the arrival, or the reminder.
Over WhatsApp, SMS or email.
The campaign reports show who it reached.
The customer before and between the bills: the inquiry that came in, the lead someone is chasing, the appointment that was booked, and the credit you are prepared to extend. Everything attaches to a party, so a customer’s history is one thread rather than several.
This area earns its keep in the gaps — the follow-up nobody remembered, the appointment nobody confirmed, the limit nobody checked before billing.
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All plans
Who you send to, and what the sending draws on.
The customers already in your books — the list is built from your own parties.
WhatsApp, SMS and email.
WhatsApp messages draw on the allowance your plan carries; the plan table above shows how many that is.
They are in your books, with their numbers, and they already trust you once.
