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Connect the shopper journey. Improve conversion and repeat purchase.

Bring product campaigns, landing pages, purchase follow-up and lifecycle engagement into one clearer shopper journey. GWO SEVO combines the relevant services around the stage your team needs to improve.

The shopper journey crosses more than one campaign, channel and decision.

A campaign may create the first response, but the journey continues through the landing page, purchase process and post-sale engagement. We can work on the stage causing the immediate problem or connect several stages where the hand-offs and reporting are part of it.

Connecting demand, purchase completion and repeat-purchase activity around one shopper journey.

Retail Services

Services organised around acquisition, conversion and repeat purchase.

Six service areas can be combined around the shopper-journey stage your team needs to improve.

  • Shopper audience segmentation

    Group shoppers using available customer and campaign information to support more relevant acquisition and lifecycle activity.

    We help your team review the customer and campaign information available for the work, define usable shopper groups and set the targeting, exclusion and contact rules for each activity.

    The scope can include

    • Review usable customer fields
    • Define shopper segments
    • Define targeting and exclusion rules
    • Combine purchase, engagement and preference data
    • Refresh segments by lifecycle and category
    • Apply contact frequency and suppression rules

    Typical starting point

    Scattered segment definitions weaken targeting

    Shopper groups may be defined differently in advertising, CRM and e-commerce tools. We start by identifying the fields, permissions and exclusions that can support one usable audience definition.

    Measures to review

    Reach · Response · Purchase · Repeat purchase

    Review each segment’s reachable size and response alongside purchase completion and repeat-purchase activity. This shows whether a segment is both contactable and commercially useful.

  • Product and promotion campaigns

    Plan product and promotion campaigns around a clear audience, offer, message and purchase action.

    Campaign work is organised around the product or promotion, the shoppers it needs to reach and the action they should take, with channels, timing and measurement planned around that objective.

    The scope can include

    • Clarify the product and promotion
    • Define priority audiences
    • Coordinate messages, channels and timing
    • Build a product and promotion calendar
    • Align offer terms, creative and landing pages
    • Plan campaign testing and measurement

    Typical starting point

    Campaign activity is not tied to one purchase objective

    Promotions can reach shoppers without keeping the audience, offer, stock position or next action aligned. The work starts by agreeing what should be purchased, by whom and through which route.

    Measures to review

    Reach · Product interest · Conversion · Revenue

    Compare channel response with product-page visits, completed purchases and attributed revenue. Use the same offer and campaign definitions across reporting.

  • Product and campaign landing pages

    Create focused campaign destinations that connect the product message with one clear action.

    We plan product and campaign landing pages so the offer, supporting information and next action remain consistent, then check the forms, measurement and purchase hand-offs involved.

    The scope can include

    • Plan page structure
    • Prepare product and campaign copy
    • Configure forms and measurement
    • Review mobile usability and accessibility
    • Keep product and offer details consistent
    • Test forms and purchase hand-offs

    Typical starting point

    The campaign promise changes after the click

    A shopper may see one offer in the advert and different details, terms or actions on the page. We align the message, product information and purchase hand-off before testing.

    Measures to review

    Load time · Primary-action use · Checkout hand-off · Conversion

    Review mobile load performance, interaction with the primary action, progress into checkout and completed purchases by traffic source.

  • Cart recovery and purchase follow-up

    Plan follow-up for shoppers who leave the purchase journey or need support before completing it.

    We define the triggers, messages, timing and support routes for purchase follow-up while applying the agreed consent, contact-frequency and suppression rules.

    The scope can include

    • Define cart and purchase triggers
    • Prepare follow-up messages
    • Track return and completion activity
    • Segment follow-up by timing and context
    • Coordinate reminders and support routes
    • Apply consent, frequency and suppression rules

    Typical starting point

    Not every incomplete purchase needs the same follow-up

    A shopper may leave because of timing, cost, payment friction or a support question. Triggers and messages should reflect the available context instead of sending one reminder to everyone.

    Measures to review

    Return to cart · Checkout completion · Assisted purchase · Opt-out

    Measure whether shoppers return, complete the purchase or need support, while watching opt-outs and suppression rules so follow-up remains proportionate.

  • Repeat-purchase and cross-sell journeys

    Map repeat-purchase and related-product journeys around customer history, timing and relevance.

    We use the purchase and category information available for the work to identify suitable follow-up moments, then define which customers, products and messages belong in each journey.

    The scope can include

    • Identify repeat-purchase moments
    • Map related products
    • Set message and eligibility rules
    • Use purchase and category signals
    • Define product eligibility and exclusions
    • Coordinate message timing and frequency

    Typical starting point

    The next offer depends on what was bought and when

    A replenishment reminder, related-product suggestion and upgrade journey use different timing and eligibility. We map each route around purchase history and product fit.

    Measures to review

    Repeat-purchase rate · Cross-sell response · Order value · Frequency

    Review whether customers buy again, accept relevant adjacent offers and increase order value without receiving unnecessary contact.

  • Shopper and campaign reporting

    Connect campaign, response and purchase activity in reporting that helps teams see where shoppers progress or disengage.

    Reporting brings the available campaign and purchase records into shared views so teams can review journey movement, compare activity and assign the next action.

    The scope can include

    • Define campaign and purchase measures
    • Connect available records
    • Review journey stages and drop-offs
    • Align campaign, product and purchase definitions
    • Report by source, channel and customer group
    • Turn test results into assigned actions

    Typical starting point

    Campaign and purchase records tell only part of the story when separated

    Media platforms may show responses while commerce and CRM systems hold the purchase and repeat-purchase outcome. We agree the definitions and connect the available records.

    Measures to review

    Spend · Response · Conversion · Repeat purchase · Revenue

    Compare performance by source, channel, product and shopper group, then assign owners to the drop-offs or tests that need follow-up.

How the Work Connects

One retail priority, with a service mix shaped around it.

  1. Choose the starting point

    Begin with the product, promotion or shopper-journey stage that needs attention rather than a preselected list of services.

  2. Map the current journey

    Review the campaigns, landing pages, systems, teams, available data and hand-offs already involved.

  3. Shape the service plan

    Combine the relevant services, then agree the stages, measures and owners your team will use to review progress.

Who It is For

For teams responsible for demand, conversion, customer engagement and retail growth.

The assessment can begin with one team’s immediate priority or a shopper journey that crosses several teams. It gives us the context to understand where responsibility sits today and where the hand-offs need work.

Teams we can work with

  • Commercial leadership
  • Marketing and growth teams
  • Sales, product and e-commerce teams
  • Customer-experience and contact-centre teams
  • CRM, data and operations teams

Retail & E-commerce Solutions

Which part of the shopper journey needs attention first?

Tell us which product, promotion, journey stage or hand-off needs attention. The assessment helps us understand the context and identify a practical place to begin.

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