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How does Netflix keep me coming back?
• Notifications of fresh content I’ll like.
• They know that I need help making decisions about what to watch.
• Watching or adding to my queue is just one click away.
Learn about 5 Types of Engagement Emails to...

How does Netflix keep me coming back? 

  1. Notifications of fresh content I’ll like.
  2. They know that I need help making decisions about what to watch.
  3. Watching or adding to my queue is just one click away.

Learn about 5 Types of Engagement Emails to Nudge Users

Not only is Tumblr’s “you”-centric approach in line with the nomination for “best community on the internet” — it’s also a great reminder to consider the reader’s perspective and ensure your communication with them is actually a two-way street.
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Not only is Tumblr’s “you”-centric approach in line with the nomination for “best community on the internet” — it’s also a great reminder to consider the reader’s perspective and ensure your communication with them is actually a two-way street.

Read more about how to retain and engage your customers.

An account cancellation doesn’t mean it’s Goodbye Forever. Oyster would include a way to retain people as community members, brand advocates, or return customers.
Learn more about how to keep customers coming back for more. Even after cancelling!

An account cancellation doesn’t mean it’s Goodbye Forever. Oyster would include a way to retain people as community members, brand advocates, or return customers.

Learn more about how to keep customers coming back for more. Even after cancelling!

I’m sure you’ve received emails telling you about 10 blog posts that you should read. Or when it comes time for a new feature announcement, they’ll cram 5 announcements into one email.
Not Wistia. One single thing to do = increased likelihood that...

I’m sure you’ve received emails telling you about 10 blog posts that you should read. Or when it comes time for a new feature announcement, they’ll cram 5 announcements into one email.

Not Wistia. One single thing to do = increased likelihood that I’ll do that one thing.