Client stories
These notes come from teams who shared campaign constraints with us. Voices differ — including one reservation about timing when festivals stack.
“The audit showed our “best” open-rate hour was also our highest dismiss hour. We moved order updates earlier and kept promos later. Action completions rose within two weeks, though we still struggle with weekend travel spikes.”
“I expected punchier slogans. Instead we shortened titles and named the exact lesson waiting. Opt-outs slowed. The sessions felt practical — less cheerleading, more rewriting on the spot.”
“Their annotated permission flow caught a double prompt we had ignored for months. Engineering needed a sprint to fix it, and the report was honest about that cost.”
“The monthly brief is short enough that my team actually reads it. One experiment each month is realistic. I wish the call could run longer when festivals stack, but the written notes cover the gaps.”
Before Songkran, Ploy’s team planned eight promotional pushes in ten days. The monthly check flagged overlapping segments and a missing frequency cap. They cut three sends, rewrote two titles to reference store hours, and kept transactional alerts untouched. Open rates for the remaining promos stayed near their normal range, and support tickets about “too many alerts” stayed flat compared with the previous festival period.
“We are a small team. The findings pack gave our freelancers a clear order of work instead of guessing which metric mattered.”
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