One sentence about selling gummy bears, and it built the product, the bundles, the…
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Watched the whole demo. One sentence about selling gummy bears, and it built the product, the bundles, the checkout, and an upsell that only shows if someone picks the 1-pack. Then they asked for a downsell for 1-pack buyers and a subscription upsell for everyone else. It asked for the prices, then mapped the whole thing out. That post-purchase branching is what I'd test first. It's where most brands leave money on the table.
Posted by Chase Dimond | Email Marketing Nerd 📧 (169.3k followers) 4 days ago · 43 likes · 6.9k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Marketing Radar as E-commerce growth. Tools mentioned: Tagada.
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