How Common Goods reaches shoppers beyond the store.
Explore how this neighborhood boutique uses Revup to collect signups, learn what shoppers like, and send more relevant offers.
The Common Goods lifecycle
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1 Attract
The Neighborhood Giveaway
A QR code on the counter and in the window invites shoppers to win a wardrobe refresh and join the list.
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2 Engage
Your Lucky Store Visit
An in-store instant win rewards a visit on the spot and gives subscribers a reason to return.
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3 Understand
The Style Profile
A short form asks about sizes, favorite categories, and which store is closest.
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4 Advocate
The Hello, Williamsburg Contest
Customers share a neighborhood photo in their finds. Each entry is reviewed before it goes live.
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5 Learn
The Shopper Survey
A survey asks recent visitors what they wish the store carried and how the visit went.
Revup Intelligence
Every interaction adds
Every interaction adds
to the same profile.
Common Goods combines style preferences, store locations, and feedback in each customer’s profile to send more relevant local offers.
- The Neighborhood GiveawayCaptures contact details, consent, and store location.
- Your Lucky Store VisitTracks return visits and prizes won at each store.
- The Style ProfileAdds sizes, product interests, and store locations.
- The Hello, Williamsburg ContestTracks photo submissions and approval status.
- The Shopper SurveyAdds feedback on the shopping experience.
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