One loop. Running on its own.
SYNT does three jobs on your store: it rewards the visit, it keeps a way to reach the shopper, and it brings them back when it matters. Here is each step, and what you control.
1. Reward the visit
Lucky Visit opens from a gift icon, on exit intent or at a scroll depth you choose. The shopper subscribes to push or enters an email, and gets a reward you set: a discount, free shipping or a gift. The reward is applied to their cart automatically.
Emails go straight to your own Shopify customer list or your Miva newsletter. On iPhone, where web push needs the site added to the Home Screen, Lucky Visit offers the email option.
- A gift icon, exit intent or scroll depth opens Lucky Visit
- The shopper subscribes to push or enters an email
- They get a reward you set up, applied to their cart automatically
- Emails go to your own Shopify customer list or your Miva newsletter
2. Bring them back, automatically
Four automations run from the moment you install. Each one reacts to what a shopper actually did, so the message is about their cart or their product, not a blast.
- Welcome
- A shopper subscribes. Immediately.
- Abandoned cart
- A shopper leaves items in the cart. 15 minutes, 24 hours and 72 hours later.
- Browse abandonment
- A shopper views a product without adding it. 15 minutes, 24 hours and 72 hours later.
- Product picks
- Each subscriber's most-viewed products they haven't been sent yet. Twice a week.
The fly you looked at yesterday is in stock in size 16.
Your Friday Fish Fry Box (feeds 6 to 8) is still in your cart.
The pneumatic quick disconnects you viewed are in stock and ready to ship.
Example messages written for illustration. Real messages are set up per store.
3. Messages that improve themselves
Turn on Cruise Control and every week SYNT writes three fresh variants of each automated message in your brand voice and tests them against each other. You can also A/B test any message yourself and keep the winner.
4. See what each message earned
Every order is tied to the notification the shopper clicked before buying, so you can see revenue per message and per automation, not just clicks.
At Foster Mfg, 29 of 34 push orders in the last year came from product picks. At DiscountFlies, 87 of 131.
Also included
- Behavioral push automations: welcome, abandoned cart, browse abandonment, product picks
- Lucky Visit: a reward wheel that captures emails and push subscribers
- Broadcast campaigns to everyone or a segment
- A/B testing on every message
- Cruise Control: AI writes fresh variants of your automated messages every week
- Segments by clicks, purchases and products
- Revenue and click analytics per message
See it on your store
Your logo, your products, your Lucky Visit, in seconds. Nothing is installed.
Reads your public storefront only. Nothing is installed.