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It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, timing, and pricing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products may change and remains at the sole discretion of Oracle Corporation.  \nAgenda  \nCopyright © 2023, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \n→ Why re-engagement matters → From struggle to best practices → Examples  \n→ Step by step guide  \n→ Q&A  \nContext  \nRe-engaging subscribers can be intimidating.  \nYou want to encourage them to read, click-through, and convert into customers, but you also don’t want to come off as desperate.  \nRemember, however, that 40% of all e-commerce revenue comes from repeat customers, who make up only 8% of all visitors.  \nAs deleting contacts is a sensitive topic, setting up re-engagement campaigns for both Eloqua, as well as Responsys users, can be an alternative.  \nFurther in this toolkit, within the “Why” section, you’ll understand which reasons might determine your customers to start orchestrating re-engagement campaigns for their inactive contacts.  \nCopyright © 2023, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.  \nThe“WHAT”  \nIt’s exactly what it sounds like—an email sent in an attempt to re-engage a contact or user after you have not seen any activity from them in an extended period of time.  \nActivities may include lack of:  \nClicking or opening emails Visiting of website Making a purchase Using your app or software Completing a purchase  \nRe-engagement emails play a vital role in the email lifecycle!  \nThe “WHY?”  \nSubscribers turn inactive, that is a reality.  \nReasons?  \n• They lost interest in your newsletter, product or service;  \n• They found an alternative to your product or service;  \n• They couldn’t understand how to use your product or service;  \n• They abandoned their shopping carts;  \n• ..or they just forgot about you.  \nInstead of increasing your budget to maximize your customer acquisition, you could start creating re-engagement email campaigns and achieve the same objective with fewer resources.  \nThe “HOW?”  \nUnique content  \nCreate content that your customers would want to read. Your content can help them overcome problems or obstacles they may face. Content can also revolve around product or service use and maintenance.  \nPersonalized emails will go a long way  \nPersonalized emails make a deep impact on your subscribers because they show the effort being taken to approach them. People generally get many emails a day and it feels good when an email is specifically written for them.  \nFocus on your voice and tone  \nIt’s important to sound conversational in your general email campaigns, but even more so with your re-engagement emails.  \nThe “HOW?”  \nRemind them what they are missing  \nWinning back and re-engaging is only required for customers who have been classified in the inactive list. This strategy will not be applied to all your customers.  \nLure them with attractive offers  \nRewards can help you gain back your customers! Let’s take a look at some ways you can reward customers to win them back: Birthday Rewards, Rewards for Feedback, Offer Limited Discounts  \nAsk for specific feedback  \nIf people aren’t engaging with your content, don’tbe afraid to ask them why.  \nDid they sign up for your list expecting specific content from you? Which topics would they like to hear about? 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