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Campaigns you can run with one sentence.
Brands and online shops, by industry. Claude reads your store, CRM or sheets with the connectors you already use; Tellnod writes, checks and sends after you confirm.
Fashion and accessories
New drops, sizes and seasons decide what each person wants to hear.
“Send the new arrivals to people by the sizes and styles they bought before.”
“Tell everyone waiting for the black coat in M that it’s back.”
“Give VIPs the end-of-season sale a day early.”
“Bring back yesterday’s unfinished checkouts, with their items.”
“Send people who bought the wide-leg trousers three ways to wear them.”
Try this first
“Send our new arrivals to people by the sizes and styles they bought before, and show me the preview first.”
One of them, start to finish
Bring back yesterday’s unfinished checkouts, with the items each person left.
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Illustrative example · fictional shops and numbers
Beauty and skincare
Products run out on a schedule, so the right reminder sells itself.
“Remind people to reorder before their bottle runs out, based on its size.”
“People who bought the cleanser: suggest the serum from the same line.”
“Send this month’s birthdays a gift code.”
“Ask people who kept last month’s order for a review.”
“Use the Canva visual for the holiday set as the email header.”
Try this first
“Remind customers to reorder their serum before it runs out, based on the bottle size, and send me a test first.”
Coffee, tea and food
Beans, leaves and snacks are bought again and again.
“Remind people who bought beans 45 days ago that they’re running low.”
“Tell next week’s renewals their subscription is coming up.”
“Announce the new harvest to everyone who bought single origins.”
“Plan the holiday gift boxes in three waves.”
“Invite Taipei customers to Saturday’s tasting at the shop.”
Try this first
“Remind people who bought beans about 45 days ago that they’re running low, with the beans they chose.”
Home and living
Big purchases need care, and a good follow-up brings the next room.
“Send last week’s sofa buyers a care guide.”
“Follow up on unfinished checkouts over NT$10,000.”
“Suggest matching pieces to people who bought the oak table.”
“Ask last month’s buyers for a review and a photo of the room.”
“Clear the 200 throws in stock with a weekend offer.”
Try this first
“Send last week’s sofa buyers a care guide, then suggest the cushions that match their colour.”
Pet supplies
Food and litter come back every few weeks; pets have birthdays too.
“Remind people who bought the 7 kg food bag a month ago to reorder.”
“Send pets with birthdays this month a treat code.”
“Tell subscribers their next box ships on Monday.”
“Offer people who bought the puppy food the next stage at 6 months.”
“Remind owners when the flea treatment is due again.”
Try this first
“Remind people who bought the 7 kg bag about a month ago to reorder, and tell me how many that is first.”
Health and supplements
Monthly packs and subscriptions make timing everything.
“Tell next week’s renewals what’s in their next pack.”
“People on their last week of the 30-day pack: offer the 90-day size.”
“Send new buyers how to take it and what to expect in week one.”
“Win back people whose subscription lapsed in the last 60 days.”
“Send the new flavour to people who rated the old one five stars.”
Try this first
“Tell subscribers whose plan renews next week what’s in their next pack, and let them skip a month on the reply.”
Jewelry and gifts
Gifts follow the calendar, and engravings deserve a personal note.
“Email last year’s Mother’s Day buyers two weeks ahead, in their price range.”
“Thank people who ordered an engraving, with care tips for the metal.”
“Remind people of their order anniversary with a small gift.”
“Show VIPs the new collection 48 hours before everyone else.”
“Tell people who viewed the ring but didn’t buy that their size is back.”
Try this first
“Two weeks before Mother’s Day, email people who bought a gift last year with ideas in their price range.”
Baby and kids
Families move through sizes and stages, so the next thing is predictable.
“Send parents whose baby turns 6 months the next size up.”
“Remind people who bought the diaper box three weeks ago to reorder.”
“Invite parents to the weekend car seat fitting.”
“A month after the stroller arrives, ask how it’s going and invite a review.”
“Send back-to-school picks to families with kids aged 5 to 8.”
Try this first
“Send parents whose baby is turning 6 months the next size of sleepsuits, and show me the list first.”
Coming later: the automatic versions
Today each campaign runs when you ask. These will run on their own, still under the same limits and checks.
- Coming later Unfinished checkouts, every day
- Coming later A three-email welcome series
- Coming later Reorder reminders per customer
- Coming later Automatic list cleanup
- Coming later Campaigns sent on weather alerts
- Coming later Browse follow-ups (needs website events)
Start with one sentence.
Pick any line above, or paste this once Tellnod is connected.
“Use Tellnod to email our VIP customers about our new collection. Ask me what you need first, show me the preview, and send me a test before anything goes out.”