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Step-by-Step Setup of Automated Offer Emails in Big Bass Splash

Open the "Campaign Manager," select the "New Player" segment, and attach a three‑message chain scheduled for day 0, day 2, and day 5.

Day‑0 message should include a 15‑second lake teaser, a welcome discount code, and a direct link to the in‑game store.

Day‑2 follow‑up delivers tutorial tips, inserting the player’s chosen rod model via dynamic placeholders.

Day‑5 reminder presents a limited‑time bundle, emphasizing a 30% price cut and a countdown timer embedded in the content.

Enable "Time‑zone sync" to ensure delivery at the optimal local hour, usually between 18:00 and 20:00.

After activation, track "Open Rate" and "Conversion Rate" on the dashboard; tweak subject lines if the open metric drops below 45%.

Optimizing Pricing Strategies for Weekly Promotions to Maximize Margin

Apply a static discount of 12 % on the base price for each weekly promotion; this level typically preserves a gross margin of ≥ 20 % across most product categories.

Key levers to fine‑tune the price point:

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• Identify the price elasticity of each SKU using the formula ΔQ / ΔP. Target products with elasticity < 0.3 for higher discount tolerance.
  
• Set a floor price equal to Cost × 1.25. Any promotional price below this threshold erodes profitability.
  
• Implement a tiered discount structure:
  
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  2. 10 % discount for items with margin > 30 %.
     
  3. 12 % discount for items with margin 20‑30 %.
     
  4. 15 % discount only when inventory turnover exceeds 1.5 units/day.
     
  
  
  
• Monitor the weekly revenue lift. If the lift < 5 % after two cycles, reduce the discount by 2 percentage points.
  

Data‑driven adjustments:

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2. Collect daily sales volume and revenue for the promotion period.
   
3. Calculate the incremental margin: (Revenuepromo – Revenuebaseline) – (Costpromo – Costbaseline).
   
4. Retain only those discounts that yield a positive incremental margin.
   

Automation tip: integrate the pricing rule engine with your inventory management system to pull real‑time cost data, ensuring the floor price never falls below the calculated threshold.

Leveraging Social Media Ads to Drive Traffic to Weekly Promotions

Allocate 12 % of projected monthly revenue to paid social campaigns; this slice consistently yields a 3.2 × return on ad spend for brands targeting hobbyist audiences.

Begin with three distinct creatives per platform–static image, short video, carousel. Run each variant for 48 hours, then pause the lowest‑performing piece based on click‑through rate (target ≥ 1.4 %).

Insert UTM parameters into every link (utm_source=facebook, utm_medium=cpc, utm_campaign=weekly‑promo‑01). This enables precise attribution in Google Analytics and prevents data overlap.

Deploy the platform’s pixel on the checkout page. Configure a standard event for "Purchase" and a custom event for "PromoCodeUsed". Monitor cost‑per‑lead; aim for a value under $5 before scaling.

Create a look‑alike audience at 1 % similarity from the last 30 days of purchasers. Pair this with a retargeting pool of visitors who viewed a product page but did not convert, setting the ad frequency to two impressions per day.

Schedule posts for 12:00 PM and 7:00 PM local time, based on historic engagement spikes. Use Instagram Stories with a swipe‑up link for time‑sensitive codes; include a countdown timer to increase urgency.

Test two headline structures: "Save 20 % on this week’s top gear" versus "Your exclusive 20 % discount expires tonight". Track conversion rate; the shorter version typically outperforms by 12 %.

Assign a unique discount code to each ad set (e.g., FB01, IG02). This provides a direct link between ad spend and redeemed codes, simplifying profit calculations.

Review performance every 24 hours. If cost‑per‑acquisition rises above $7, reallocate budget to the ad set maintaining the lowest CPL while preserving overall spend.

Measuring Weekly Campaign Performance with Simple KPI Dashboards

Begin by pulling the following data points from your mailing platform each Monday: total deliveries, unique opens, clicks, conversions, revenue, and unsubscribes. Feed them into a spreadsheet or BI tool to generate a 7‑day snapshot.

Key Metrics to Track

Open Rate = (Unique opens ÷ Deliveries) × 100 % – target ≥ 25 %.

Click‑Through Rate = (Clicks ÷ Deliveries) × 100 % – target ≥ 5 %.

Conversion Rate = (Conversions ÷ Clicks) × 100 % – aim for 2‑3 %.

Revenue per Delivery = Total revenue ÷ Deliveries – benchmark against the previous week.

Unsubscribe Rate = (Unsubscribes ÷ Deliveries) × 100 % – keep below 0.5 %.

Dashboard Configuration Tips

Use a bar chart for daily open and click volumes, a line graph for weekly revenue trend, and a KPI card for each percentage metric. Set conditional formatting: green for values above targets, red for below.

Export the dashboard as a PDF each Friday and attach it to the team briefing. This routine provides a clear, data‑driven view of campaign health without extra overhead.