Personalization beyond the first name
Use order data, dates and preferences to write messages that feel written for one person.
A first name is the least interesting field in your CRM. Order numbers, delivery windows, plan names and renewal dates are what make a message useful.
Start by listing the questions customers ask your support team, then find the field that answers each one. Those fields belong in your templates.
Always set a fallback. A message that reads “Hi ,” is worse than one that reads “Hi there,”.
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