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Turn a good experience into a relationship that continues.

Peakative builds processes to make new bookings easier, increase an appropriate return frequency and recover clients who have stopped coming back.

The problem

A business can acquire and serve well and still depend too much on new demand.

The loss appears when there is no next action, the natural return cycle is unknown or every client receives the same communication regardless of their behavior.

  1. Active clientBase activa
  2. Lower frequencyFrecuencia a la baja
  3. InactivitySin retorno
  4. ReactivationRecuperable

Diagram of the return cycle. It does not represent client data.

The return cycle
  1. First visit
  2. Experience
  3. Next need
  4. Rebooking
  5. Return

When frequency drops, the journey changes: active client, lower frequency, inactivity, reactivation.

How Peakative approaches it

The base is segmented by behavior, not by tenure.

We analyze cohorts and frequency, define return windows, segment the base by behavior and build different journeys for clients close to returning and clients who need reactivation.

  1. Analyse cohorts and frequency
  2. Define return windows
  3. Segment the base by behaviour
  4. Build journeys for clients close to returning
  5. Build reactivation journeys
What can be part of it

Rebooking, next-need reminders, segmentation, reactivation campaigns, CRM, automation, packages or memberships can be incorporated when they are consistent with the economics and cycle of the service.

Salon in operation while a client is being served
  • Rebooking
  • Next-need reminders
  • Segmentation
  • Reactivation campaigns
  • CRM
  • Automation
  • Packages
  • Memberships
What we measure

Rebooking, frequency, time between visits, returning clients, inactivity, reactivation and revenue per client make it possible to understand the value after the first visit.

  • Rebooking
  • Frequency
  • Time between visits
  • Returning clients
  • Inactivity
  • Reactivation
  • Revenue per client
When it makes sense
It is the priority

This solution is especially valuable when there is a significant client base and a reasonably identifiable repeat cycle.

It is not the priority

If the base is still small or the cycle is not identifiable, the priority is probably at an earlier stage.

Diagnosis

Build more value after the first conversion.

We analyze frequency and the available base to determine how much value can exist after the first visit.