Low site conversion and lead capture
The discount is not what stops them leaving
Maestra Platform lets you test what does, an all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands where a forward-deployed marketer runs the experiments for you.
Brands running on Maestra
The problem
Traffic shows up. Almost none of it leaves an email behind.
Most ecommerce sites lose the vast majority of visitors before they ever share a name, an email, or a phone number. Without that contact, there is no way to bring them back with a message, an offer, or a reminder. The visit just ends.
What we hear from brands
No mechanism to capture user information when visitors land on the site - a smart-home hardware brand
Low US site conversion; weak personalization and customer segmentation - an art-supplies retailer
Underoptimized customer prospecting flow on the website - a pet-tech subscription brand
The new way
Real-time offers that protect margin instead of eroding it
In-session segmentation shows the right offer to the right shopper, rather than the same discount to everyone. Countdown timers, cashback banners, exit-intent popups, loyalty reminders, and upsell bars all target based on who is actually on the page right now, which keeps margins safer while still lifting conversion.
Outcomes brands report
Customer proof
Most abandoners never got as far as the cart
A cart flow only speaks to people who added something, which is a small fraction of the ones who left. Reaching them at session and browse stages as well produced five times the revenue of the cart flow alone.
5x
revenue versus the regular abandoned cart flow
How it works
Access, approvals, and not much else from you
Hand over the keys
Read access to the tools you run today is enough for your marketer to see what has to move.
Answer a few questions
A handful of decisions only you can make, and help with warming the sending domains, is the whole of your involvement.
Approve and go
Everything else is built, tested, and launched for you, which is why brands describe the switch as the smoothest one they have run.
The platform
One engine behind every channel
Email, SMS, push, messengers, and the website are outputs of the same rules and the same data. Adding a channel is a setting rather than another vendor and another integration to maintain.
Including
Your forward-deployed marketer
The first month, concretely
A roadmap you approve, the data migrated, deliverability configured, and the first flows live. None of that arrives as a recommendation for your team to implement.
Roadmap agreed in week one
Migration and deliverability handled for you
First flows live inside the first month
Replace your stack
The tools you are replacing, and why it works
Email platforms, SMS senders, and recommendation engines all read from their own database. Maestra unifies those functions so recommendations know what the SMS just sent, and the SMS knows what the email already tried.
What would change on your account
The useful conversation is about your data, your channels, and what a forward-deployed marketer would do in the first month.