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march 26, 2025

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🚫 Instagram is getting rid of Content Notes.

šŸŽ„ YouTube is changing what a ā€œview’ means for Shorts.

āøļø ChatGPT’s new AI image feature is delayed for free users.

šŸ’§ No, Ashton Hall isn’t sponsored by Saratoga Water. But soon he might be.

šŸ›ļø Innovation is entering a new era — and luxury is following.

šŸŽÆ InMarket releases its annual ā€œBreakthrough Momentsā€ ReportĀ to acknowledge top-performing campaigns.

šŸ’„ Beauty influencer Mikayla Nogueira rolls out Point of View skincare line.

šŸ• Pizza Hut gets a new mascot: ā€œPeter Zahut.ā€

šŸ¤– Report: 41% of brands now use AI for video creation.

🄤 Coca-Cola brings back ā€œShare a Cokeā€ for Gen Z.

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Here are 13 creative email segmentation strategies to try:

  1. Customer engagement: Target active subscribers who engage with your emails regularly, sending them relevant offers while reserving broader campaigns for less engaged subscribers.
  2. Newcomers: Create welcome emails for new subscribers, sharing brand values and top products to establish trust.
  3. Past purchase history: Segment based on purchase frequency and offer personalized follow-ups or re-engagement emails to encourage repeat buys.
  4. Customer reviews: Reward those who leave reviews, offering discounts or incentives for future purchases, or respond to negative reviews to resolve issues.
  5. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV): Segment customers by their total spend, offering exclusive deals to high-value buyers or personalized perks to frequent shoppers.
  6. Purchase amounts: Tailor promotions based on past spending, with high spenders receiving VIP rewards and low spenders receiving value-driven offers.
  7. Acquisition source: Customize welcome emails based on how subscribers joined your list, whether via a website, referral, or in-store.
  8. Last viewed products: Send follow-up emails based on what users browsed, reminding them of the products they showed interest in.
  9. Abandoned cart value: Segment abandoned cart emails by cart value, offering discounts for high-value carts to entice purchases.
  10. Birthdays: We all love these. Send special birthday offers like discounts or gifts with purchase, to build loyalty and encourage sales.
  11. Loyalty program status: Reward loyalty program members with exclusive perks, early access to sales, or special product launches.
  12. Location: Tailor offers based on the subscriber’s location, such as sending event invitations or promotions relevant to their region.
  13. Customer preferences: Leverage quizzes or preference surveys to segment by product interests, ensuring you send relevant content based on what customers want.

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