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Customer nurture and retention 

From £200

A practical customer nurture and retention review designed to help you make more from the customers you already have. This service audits your current systems, identifies missed opportunities, and sets up simple, effective ways to improve repeat purchase, engagement, and long-term customer value - without complex tech or heavy implementation.

Why this suits your business

You’re already acquiring customers but not maximising repeat purchase or loyalty

You’re unsure what automations or email flows you should actually have in place

You want simple, effective retention systems without technical overwhelm or full CRM builds

What you’ll get

  • Review of your current platform (email/CRM setup and tools you’re using)

  • Audit of existing automations and customer touchpoints

  • Identification of key missing automations you should have in place

  • Practical retention and nurture opportunities specific to your business

  • Seasonal or campaign email concepts (with simple templates where needed)

  • Light implementation support for basic automation setup (where platforms allow)

  • Clear recommendations to improve retention, repeat purchase, and engagement

How it works:

1. Quick intake & review

You’ll complete a short questionnaire so I can understand your brand, audience, and current activity.

2 1:1 strategy session

We’ll run through your social presence together, with clear, tailored recommendations and content direction.

3. Actionable follow-up

In 5-7 working days you’ll receive summary notes, content ideas, and a simple structure to implement straight away.

What this is NOT

  • This is not full CRM implementation or technical system build-out.

  • It does not include complex coding, advanced integrations, or custom development.

  • It is not a fully managed email marketing or retention service.

  • It does not include ongoing campaign execution or daily management.

  • It is not a deep data science or enterprise CRM consultancy.

R. Brunello

"Most brands treat social media like a shop window - just selling. The ones that win treat it like a stage - earning attention first, then selling"

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