E-commerce email marketing software is judged by whether it keeps the store's three journeys as journeys with steps and drops: welcome to first order, cart to recovered cart, order to reorder. The customer journey sheet on this site works one journey step by step from the store's own rates, and emails per customer won is the figure that says whether the software's automations convert or merely send. The paid plan keeps each journey with its steps against the contacts in it.
Software for a store, judged by its three journeys
Judged by whether the three store journeys are kept as steps with drops; the free customer journey sheet works one from the store's own rates, and the paid plan keeps the journeys. This page supports the guide on what email software for an online store must carry, and the figure it turns on is the one the customer journey sheet returns first. Bring your own counts: the rates on this site are never a benchmark, and the worked example's figures are arithmetic to replace with the business's own.
What the customer journey sheet works
Leads times each step's rate in turn is the customers; customers times the first order is the revenue; the emails at each step over the customers is the emails per customer won. On the worked example, 300 leads at 60%, 40% and 15% is 11 customers and $2,700 a month, 1,656 emails and 153 emails per customer. For e-commerce email marketing software, that is the figure to start from, and it takes a minute from the business's own numbers with no account.
Keeping the record
Every figure on this page is arithmetic on the business's own numbers, and the number that makes it repeatable is the record: contacts with their consent, lists and segments, campaigns with their results and journey steps with their timing, kept with their dates and their consent. The paid plan on this site keeps that record for $24 a month, however large the list, and the free sheets go on working without it.
Questions people ask about e-commerce email marketing software
What is e-commerce email marketing software?
Judged by whether the three store journeys are kept as steps with drops; the free customer journey sheet works one from the store's own rates, and the paid plan keeps the journeys.
Which free sheet works the figure behind e-commerce email marketing software?
The customer journey sheet: 300 leads at 60%, 40% and 15% is 11 customers and $2,700 a month, 1,656 emails and 153 emails per customer. Every input is yours and it computes on the page with no account.
What does the paid plan add?
The record: contacts with their consent, lists and segments, campaigns with their results and journey steps with their timing, kept against each other, branded with the business's own name and exportable at any time, for $24 a month flat.