Stop Overcomplicating Behavior-Based Emails (Here’s why simple wins) You don’t need a PhD in data science to implement behavior-based messaging. Contrary to popular belief, even basic behavior tracking can create powerful results. Here’s how: ➡️ Send a re-engagement email sequence to inactive users after 7 days. ➡️ Congratulate users when they hit a key milestone. It’s all about simplicity. Data points like ‘last login’ or ‘feature used’ are often enough to personalize effectively. Personalized messaging doesn’t need to be complex—it just needs to be relevant. 💡 Pro Tip: Start by tracking one small user behavior that brings them closer to conversion and build from there. So, what’s one behavior you could start tracking today to connect more meaningfully with your users?
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2wWhat tools would you recommend for tracking behavior in-product, Sangeetha Arun?