BayEngage: Email Marketing for WordPress

Segmentation:

Create segments and send targeted campaigns to increase open rates.

You can create segments based on audience demography, transactional, and behavioral activities.

With BayEngage, you can create segments for:

1. Shopping activity (Loyal customers with more than three orders)

2. Email activity (Engaged customers who opened your recent campaigns)

3. Location filter (Filter customers based on city, state, and zip code)

With BayEngage, you can personalize your email campaigns and make them highly targeted.

Automation:

Save time and effort by automating your critical eCommerce workflows with BayEngage. There are a bunch of automation recipes on BayEngage:

Welcome Series

Cart Abandonment Recovery

Checkout Abandonment Recovery

Post-purchase

Win back

Order confirmation

You can set up email triggers, time delays, and add filters to maximize your ROI through email marketing automation.

Signup forms:

Grow your subscriber base with signup forms. BayEngage has a huge collection of well-designed signup form templates that make it easy for you to pick the one you like, customize, and publish.

You can also set target rules and customize the timing, frequency, and more.

Coupons:

With BayEngage, you can promote your unique static and dynamic discount codes through email marketing and drive more conversions.

SMS Marketing:

BayEngage also has SMS marketing that can help you tap in to this channel and maximize SMS marketing ROI.

BayReviews This plugin includes a BayReviews module (the bayreviews/ directory) that renders

BayReviews widgets on your storefront. It is off by default and is enabled under

WooCommerce -> Settings -> BayEngage -> “BayReviews Widgets”.

What it does when enabled:

Renders widget placeholders for product reviews, product statistics, Q&A,

collection star ratings and business reviews.

Loads a remote script bundle from sf-rv.bayengage.com, which fills those

placeholders in the browser.

Passes the following to that bundle: store domain, product id, product name,

product image and URL, stock status, the WordPress user id and display name of a

logged-in shopper (or the BayEngage tracking session id for guests), and the order

id when a customer arrives from an order confirmation link. Customer email

addresses are not included.