Hi Seller Community!
Creating a consistent experience for your customers regardless of where, when, or how often they interact with your business is imperative, and this omnichannel experience is the new norm. You want to serve your customers where they are, whether that’s in person, online, or through third-party apps. For example, your customers may purchase something online, but choose to pick it up at a physical store or vice versa. Our new channel filters will help save you time when creating marketing campaigns to drive sales on specific channels, as well as give you deeper insights into your customers, like where customers are spending the most, how many customers are purchasing online vs. in-store, and more.
Customer Directory’s new channel filters enable you to better segment your customer base to spot trends, promote channels, and make more sales.
Below are some examples of ways to use channel filters to help build stronger relationships, stay top of mind, and drive traffic to your business in meaningful ways.
Creating a channel filter is easy:
Check out our short use case video to see how different organizations can leverage the power of channel filters. Learn more about Customer Directory filters and groups here.
💡 Note: The channel filter doesn't include booking purchases from Square for Appointments and customers who only have booking purchases will not be included in the result.
Please let us know what you think or reach out with any questions.
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