Low site conversion and lead capture

A gamified form doubled lead generation. It took no developer.

Maestra Platform ships those formats out of the box, the all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, launched by your forward-deployed marketer.

Brands running on Maestra

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The problem

A small team, a dozen point solutions, and no time to run any of them well

Lean marketing teams often end up running acquisition, email, popups, and personalization as separate, manually managed projects. Every added tool adds cost and setup work, and every manual campaign takes time away from actually improving the site. Conversion becomes the thing nobody has bandwidth to fix.

What we hear from brands

Running all marketing channels manually without a dedicated team; low online conversion rate - a small brand running every channel by hand

Rising CACs and expensive acquisition, declining onsite conversion, slowing email capture and list growth, and limited internal bandwidth - a sleep-tech device brand

High funnel abandonment and low AOV; lack of on-site individualized experiences; heavy manual workload for a lean team - a custom foam and upholstery manufacturer

The new way

Let a quiz do the selling for you

Instead of asking shoppers to compare a full catalog on their own, Maestra lets brands guide them with quizzes that surface the right products fast. Every answer also captures a preference, which sharpens targeting across every other channel.

Outcomes brands report

0.26% to 0.8%

mobile popup lead capture rate

From a published case study

9%

incremental revenue versus the control group

From a published case study

195%

ROI on marketing automation in three months

From a published case study

Customer proof

JOLYN captured a fifth more emails from the same traffic

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The popup, the rewards app, and the email tool each had their own idea of who a visitor was. Unified, the capture form knew who was already a customer and asked the rest for the right thing.

+21%

in email capture rate

How it works

Three questions the migration answers first

01

What has to move

Customer records, order history, and the programs currently running are inventoried before anything is rebuilt.

02

What can be improved on the way

A rebuild is the cheapest moment to fix the flows nobody liked, so those get reworked rather than copied.

03

When you send from the new system

You pick the date. Sending moves channel by channel and the old tools stay up behind it.

The platform

The modules were never meant to be bought separately

Segmentation, messaging, recommendations, and site personalization all read one profile, so a change in any of them is visible to the rest immediately. That is the part a stack of best-of-breed tools cannot reproduce with connectors.

Real-time CDPSegmentationEmail, SMS and MMSSite personalizationProduct recommendationsLoyalty and promotions
The Maestra platform interface

Your forward-deployed marketer

Lessons from hundreds of brands, applied to yours

Your marketer has run this migration and these flows for ecommerce brands before, so the first version of a program starts from what already works elsewhere rather than from a blank canvas.

Patterns taken from hundreds of implementations

Ecommerce-specific expertise, not general martech

Faster results because the first draft is not guesswork

Replace your stack

What a fragmented stack costs beyond the invoices

Split data means every question takes an export, and every campaign is built from a partial view. The subscriptions are the visible cost, the missing single profile is the expensive one.

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A question worth asking your current vendor

Ask what they would build for you next month. If the answer is a help article, the comparison is already made.