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Marketing Communication Toll Gate 5
Marketing Communication Toll Gate 5
Segmentation Criteria: Utilize user data to segment FitLife's email list based on various factors such
as past activity, fitness goals, level of engagement, and demographic information (age, gender,
location).
Segment Examples:
Inactive Users: Users who haven't logged in or engaged with the app for a specific period.
Goal-Specific Segments: Users with specific fitness goals (e.g., weight loss, muscle gain, endurance)
can be targeted with relevant content and incentives.
Demographic Segments: Tailor emails based on demographic factors like age or location to make
them more relevant.
Email Campaigns: Develop targeted email campaigns for each segment, focusing on re-engagement
strategies such as special offers, reminders of the benefits of the app, success stories from similar
users, and personalized recommendations based on past activity and goals.
Past Activity: Recommend workouts or nutrition plans based on past activities or preferences. For
example, if a user has previously shown interest in cardio workouts, suggest new cardio routines.
Fitness Goals: Tailor content to align with users' fitness goals. Provide tips, articles, or success stories
related to their specific objectives, along with relevant product recommendations or features.
Behavioral Triggers: Set up automated emails triggered by specific user actions, such as completing a
workout or reaching a milestone. Encourage users to celebrate their achievements and set new
goals within the app.
Subject Lines: Test different subject lines to determine which ones resonate most with users.
Experiment with personalized subject lines mentioning users' goals or achievements, urgency-based
subject lines, or curiosity-driven subject lines.
CTAs: Test variations of call-to-action buttons to optimize click-through rates. Try different wording,
colors, sizes, and placement of CTAs to identify the most effective options.
Email Design: Experiment with different email layouts, visuals, and content arrangements to
enhance engagement. Test single-column vs. multi-column layouts, image-heavy vs. text-heavy
designs, and variations in font sizes and styles.