
Are your campaigns not engaging all recipients as you expect? Do they fail to open your emails or click on links, lowering your campaign effectiveness and email marketing ROI? This phenomenon is natural, but it can be effectively minimised.
That’s why we proudly present Booster – an innovative feature in the EmailLabs web app that automates follow-ups to unengaged recipients. This precision tool automates the key process: re-engaging contacts who may have missed your first message, increasing your Open Rate, CTR, and conversion.
Booster is an advanced feature in the EmailLabs web app, designed to maximise the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns. The mechanism works by sending a second, single message (a follow-up campaign) only to those recipients who did not react to the initial send-out within your specified timeframe.
Booster is not just about automation – it provides concrete, measurable benefits for your email marketing strategy:
The entire configuration process takes just a few minutes, and Booster handles the rest. Unlike manual segmentation, the EmailLabs Booster feature works fully automatically. You configure it once when creating your campaign in our web application.
You can customize the messages and details for each follow-up channel to maximize engagement.
| Main Channel | Follow-up Channel | Dispatch Condition |
|---|---|---|
| SMS or email | No open or no click | |
| SMS | SMS | No click (message must contain a tracking link) |
| Push | SMS | No open or no click |
Important Note: For campaigns where the primary channel is SMS, Booster can only monitor whether a tracking link was clicked. This is due to technical limitations; it is not possible to track SMS message opens.
Example: An email campaign with a discount code -> if the email is not opened, Booster sends an SMS reminder about the code’s impending expiry.
Booster is a direct mechanism to increase the overall Open Rate and CTR of your entire campaign, as it effectively increases views and clicks relative to a single, main send-out.
Marketers using automatic follow-ups note significant metric improvements:
Booster works best in situations where time, urgency, and email engagement are crucial. Below are 4 practical cross-channel applications in various industries.
| Industry | Scenario | Channels | Business Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-commerce | Abandoned cart / Discount code: An email is sent with a reminder. If the email isn’t opened after 12h, an automatic SMS follow-up reminds them of the code’s expiry. | Email -> SMS | Finalising sales and recovering abandoned carts. |
| SaaS / Digital Products | New feature announcement: An email is sent informing about new features. If unopened after 3 days, a second, dedicated follow-up email is sent with a different, more intriguing subject line. | Email -> Email | Increasing retention and faster adoption of new functionalities. |
| B2B Events / Webinars | Last call before start: An email invitation to the webinar. If the recipient hasn’t clicked the confirmation link 24h before the start, an SMS follow-up is sent with a direct link to the webinar room. | Email-> SMS | Maximising attendance and reducing the no-show rate. |
| Retail / Beauty | Time-limited promotion: An email promotional catalogue is sent. An SMS follow-up with a “last hours” message is triggered 6h before the sale ends if the customer didn’t open the email. | Email -> SMS | Using urgency (scarcity) to increase sales conversion. |
Maximum effectiveness requires not just automation, but the right strategy. Follow these best practices to ensure your follow-up campaign yields the best results:
Maximize your email deliverability and security with EmailLabs!
No. Booster is a feature dedicated to bulk and marketing campaigns. It works only within the campaign creators available in the new EmailLabs web application (for panel sends). Our Email API is the platform’s strategic and key solution , specifically designed for high-deliverability, transactional communication and system sends, where the priority is the highest reliability and security.
No, you can set up an Email -> Email follow-up. However, we recommend testing cross-channel (Email -> SMS) as it increases the chances of conversion.
Yes, you have full control over the process and can cancel the planned Booster dispatch before it is automatically launched.
Don’t let your messages be forgotten. If you are still using the older version of the panel, contact our Sales Team to discuss a fast and seamless migration to the new web application. Gain immediate access to Booster and other advanced tools that will help you maximize the potential of every campaign!
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