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If you suddenly spotted a blue verified check mark on your X account, it’s not an accident.
Musk announced that accounts with over 2,500 verified subscriber followers will get Premium features, and ones over 5,000 will get access to Premium+ for free.
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If you offer product bundles on your website as a way to upsell, but customers aren’t adding to their cart, try adding this option instead.
Give customers the option to BYOB.
No, not bring your own beverage…
Build your own bundle!
Why offer a custom product bundle option?
Customers love being able to mix and match. Allowing them to curate their bundle makes purchasing more fun and prevents them from leaving the page if all your existing product bundles don’t meet their needs.
Let’s look at Lemme’s product bundles page.
The vitamin brand Lemme offers multiple product bundles targeting relaxation, women’s health, and weight loss, but it places its BYOB option front and center on their ecommerce site.
They draw the visitor’s attention by placing the BYOB option at the top of the fold so it’s more visible. They also include a colorful bestseller badge and a CTA button that reads ‘Get Started.’
The next page emphasizes cost savings by building your own bundle versus purchasing a single product.
Users can add items to their customized bundle with a single click. As they continue to create, customers have a clear visual of what’s in their product bundle with the visual progress tracker on the right.
The takeaway?
When building your BYOB page, make the experience as frictionless as possible. Adding and deleting items from a product bundle should feel intuitive rather than clunky.
Emphasize cost savings to nudge buyers.
Giving customers the power to choose and create a personalized bundle that fits their needs is a great way to increase your AOV. 🚀
Give this tactic a try and let us know how it goes!
Welcome to today's episode of the pod, where we dive deep with Jordan from the Pilothouse Email and Retention team and into the stormy seas of Gmail's latest email authentication requirements. 📧
As we dissect the intricacies of DMARC, DKIM, and SPF records, Jordan provides actionable insights on steering clear of the spam folder and maintaining stellar deliverability rates.
Jordan explains, "If you're sending more emails and your unsubscribe rate craters, it's because no one sees your emails. Someone needs to see your email to unsubscribe. So you should see a healthy relationship where you send more emails and get more unsubscribes."
In this episode, we cover:
👉 You can listen to the full episode with Jordan here.
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