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5 Essential Web3 Marketing Automation Campaigns Every Brand Should Be Running

Ariana Layton
August 24, 2023

Is it really that important to use automation in web3? 

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Uh, YES. 

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Web3 automation creates a win-win situation for you and your customers — your customers will appreciate a smooth and interactive experience while your marketing team will be grateful for the effortless effect it has on your audience. 

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Automation relieves the pressure of sending timely notifications —  automation flows automatically run in the background, saving your marketers time and allowing you to allocate money to different areas.

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There are five essential campaigns that all web3 brands should be automating in their marketing strategy.

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1. Welcome and onboarding campaigns

First things first, brands should be welcoming their new customers. It is best for brands to set up triggers that send real-time messages to customers and subscribers immediately after they join. 

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Welcome campaigns express your brand’s excitement to start a new journey alongside your customers and make them feel appreciated and valued. 

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After sending the initial welcome message, sometimes it’s necessary to guide your customers into the next steps they should be taking.

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Create an onboarding flow to effortlessly adapt customers into your community.

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2. Win-back campaigns 

When a customer churns, it is better to try and win them back rather than just letting them walk away. 

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The cost to acquire a new customer can cost anywhere between five to 25 times more than the cost of retaining an existing customer (HBR). 

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Automating web3 win-back campaigns empowers brands to track churched customers, send immediate re-targeting campaigns, and offer real-time deals. 

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If your brand is struggling to form an effective win-back campaign, read our blog to learn three strategies to help your business re-engage churned customers.

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3. VIP Campaigns

If you have loyal customers, start capitalizing on it — award loyal customers for their devotion to your brand.

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Automating a VIP campaign has an endless amount of possibilities. Try offering dedicated customers exclusive deals to communicate the value they have on your brand. 

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With Holder, you can track when customers reach what you set as the VIP threshold. One example of this could be a customer obtaining their fifth NFT from your brand.

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Once a customer holds five or more NFTs, maybe you send them a branded ‘thank you’ NFT. 

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4. Competitive conquesting

Stop overcomplicating the way you scan the playing field of competitors. Rather, raise the playing field with automated competitor conquesting campaigns. 

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Set up a flow that sends messages to your competitors' customers. With web3 automation, brands have the ability to send campaigns to users based on their interactions — one example of a trigger could be when a user interacts with a competitor's contract. 

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Automating triggers will allow you to stay ahead of your competition, reaching new customers like never before.

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5. Internal proactive alerts

Similar to the prior campaign, brands should take advantage of web3 automation for their own gain. 

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Setting up automated internal flows not only enables you with timely alerts but also equips you with the power to take proactive measures when it is most needed.  

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Imagine if your most loyal customer sold all of your NFTs and unsubscribed to all your communication channels. This would be a detrimental loss.

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Instead of losing them, maybe without even realizing it, set up a proactive internal alert system. Set the flow to send a direct message to your phone, prepping you on all the details you need to best address the action you want to take next.

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As you can tell, there’s an endless amount of ways to manage your community with web3 automation.

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If your business is looking for automation software, we would love to help. Schedule a demo. 

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