Database reactivation
LEAK · years of past customers nobody has contacted
You already paid to win these people once. We re-open the conversation and turn a dormant list into booked work.
Book a callFour moving parts
- 01
You export the list. Names, emails, what they bought, when.
- 02
We segment it by what they bought and how long it's been quiet.
- 03
A short sequence goes to each segment — specific, not a blast. "It's been about eight months since you last booked, and here's the exact thing you booked."
- 04
It sends in small batches, so you're never nervous and we can fix the second message before it goes.
In every campaign
- List clean-up and segmenting
- Seasonal offer built with you
- Three messages over four weeks
- Replies routed straight to you
- Batch sending
- Opt-out on every message
- Weekly booking count
- Final number signed off by you
Small percentages, real money
Illustration · a med spa example. Home services with a bigger ticket scales up sharply.
Fair questions
Is it OK to email our old customers?
Only with your written confirmation that these people agreed to be contacted by you. Email goes out under your name, one offer, and opt-outs are honoured immediately. We're not lawyers and this isn't legal advice — your agreement spells out the rules.
Won't this annoy people?
It goes in small batches so we can stop or adjust after the first one. These are people who already hired you — they don't need convincing you're legitimate, they need a reason to call again.
What if the list is a mess?
That's normal. Cleaning it up is part of the work.