Automating Lapsed Subscriber Email Campaigns

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Summary

Automating lapsed subscriber email campaigns means setting up automatic emails that aim to reconnect with people who have canceled or stopped engaging with your subscription service. This approach helps businesses bring back lost subscribers by sending them targeted messages, offers, or updates without needing to do it manually each time.

  • Set targeted triggers: Identify when a subscriber becomes inactive or cancels, and use this moment to automatically send a personalized email that invites them back with relevant incentives.
  • Personalize your messaging: Craft emails that address the subscriber by name, acknowledge their absence, and offer something special or new that relates to their previous interests or behaviors.
  • Clean and segment lists: Regularly sort your email lists to distinguish inactive subscribers and tailor your campaigns, making sure you’re only reaching out to those who might actually return.
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  • View profile for Sundus Tariq

    I help eCom brands scale with ROI-driven Performance Marketing, CRO & Klaviyo Email | Shopify Expert | CMO @Ancorrd | Book a Free Audit | 10+ Yrs Experience

    13,349 followers

    I was asked to prove my worth—in just 4 hours. I walked away with a $500 win and a 17% boost in repurchase rate. A few weeks ago, I got shortlisted for a retention role with a fast-growing DTC brand. But instead of endless interviews or unpaid “trials,” they did something rare: “Let’s start with a 4-hour paid audit. We’ll pay $500. Show us ONE test that can actually move the needle.” No fluff. No PDFs. Just impact. Here’s what I was asked to audit: Subscription flow (Recharge) Loyalty setup (Smile.io) Post-purchase experience (Shopify + Klaviyo) Here’s what I found: Subscriptions had zero retention logic — once canceled, it was a dead end. Loyalty tiers existed — but felt generic and transactional. Post-purchase emails were receipt-style — no upsell, no emotional momentum. So I proposed one high-leverage test: A win-back flow for lapsed one-time buyers and canceling subscribers. Tools: Klaviyo + Smile.io + Recharge Incentive: Double loyalty points + relevant product bundle Trigger: Cancelation or inactivity window CTA: Come back + unlock a curated bonus 📈 Results after 10 days: 17% increase in repurchase rate 11% reactivation among churned subs +8% uplift in AOV from returning customers All from one focused lifecycle flow. What I loved most? They valued thinking, not just execution. Paid me for strategy, not just hands-on time. And saw real revenue in less than 2 weeks. The brand didn’t care about pretty dashboards. They wanted real revenue lifts from real customer behavior—and they were willing to pay for strategic thinking. 📌 Key takeaway for founders & marketers: Sometimes the answer isn’t “more flows” or “more budget.” It’s asking: Where are we losing people we already paid to acquire?

  • View profile for Pavel Mazuelas

    Growth Product Manager • App Subscription Revenue Expert for iOS, Android, and Web-to-App.

    19,339 followers

    Stop ignoring expired users – They’re a goldmine you’re wasting. Most businesses obsess over acquiring new customers. Let’s be real: That’s basic. The real missed opportunity? The users you’ve already had—trial users who didn’t convert and subscribers who canceled. Here’s how you’re dropping the ball and what to do about it: ✨ For expired trials: 1. Stop the generic offers – Personalize the follow-up. An extended trial or discount based on their usage isn’t optional; it’s essential. 2. Timing matters – Don’t delay. Reach out right after the trial ends with an irresistible offer. 3. Show what they missed – You didn’t convince them the first time. Now’s your chance. Emphasize the value they didn’t experience during their trial. ✨ For canceled subscribers: 1. Acknowledge the problem – Understand why they left and demonstrate how you’ve fixed it. 2. Offer something unique – Make resubscribing a no-brainer with an exclusive comeback deal. 3. Automate the process – If you’re not setting up automated win-back flows, you’re leaving money on the table. Retention drives growth. Are you even focusing on these groups? If not, it’s time to start.

  • View profile for Bharvi Dasson

    COO & Digital Strategist | Helping Brands Go From 'Who?' to 'Wow!' to 'How Much?

    4,001 followers

    4 ways to bring those dead subscribers back to life 🌱 Let's talk about the elephant in the digital marketing room: those ghost subscribers haunting in your email list. You know the ones - emails that haven't opened, clicked, or engaged in months (or even years). The Silent Email Graveyard 📊 Did you know? - Average email list decays by 22.5% every year - Inactive subscribers cost you more than they're worth - Poor engagement impacts your overall email deliverability Let's talk about the Re-Engagement Masterplan 🚀 1. Diagnose Your Inactive Subscribers - Define inactivity (no opens in 3-6 months) - Segment your inactive list - Understand why they disengaged 2. Craft a Resurrection Campaign The Win-Back Email Sequence: - Subject Line: "We miss you, [Name] 👋" - Personalized content - Remind them of past value - Offer something unexpected Second Touch: The Value Bomb 💣 - Exclusive content - Special discount - Free resource - Clear value proposition Final Touch: The Break-Up Email - Honest, direct communication - Option to stay or go - Easy unsubscribe process 3. Reactivation Tactics That Work 🔥 Strategies to Spark Engagement: - Exclusive content offers - Time-limited discounts - Personalized recommendations - Interactive content - Surveys to understand disengagement 4. Technical Optimization - Clean your email list - Improve sender's reputation - Use re-engagement automation - Monitor deliverability metrics Pro Tips 💡 - Personalization is key ( start using it) - Make unsubscribing easy - Test different approaches - Analyze and iterate Remember: Your email list is a living, breathing ecosystem. Treat it with care, strategy, and a bit of marketing magic. #Day41 #100daysoflearning

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