Keep track of your loyalty and marketing metrics and insights.
RFM Segments
Q. How are the RFM segment categories defined?
A. RFM segment categories are defined:
New customers would have made their first order recently
Promising customers would have ordered recently and more than once
Loyal customers would have ordered recently, and often
Best customers ordered recently, often, and spent the most
At-risk customers would have missed a purchase cycle
Lost would have missed two purchase cycles.
Q. How are RFM Segments Organized?
A. If you were to look at the RFM block, you’ll see columns. These columns are organized by the purchase cycle. If a customer misses a purchase cycle, they will be placed in the at-risk category. If the customer misses two purchase cycles, they are placed in the lost category. The purchase cycle is store-specific and can be viewed under insights > revenue and customers.
Q. What is the average purchase cycle?
A. The average number of days between a customer making one purchase and then their next purchase.
Q. Where can I find my customers' average purchase cycle?
A. You can view your customers' average purchasing cycle through Analytics > Business Performance.
Q. Should custom segments pull through orders from before installing? for example, the last order date is before _____ (a date before they installed), or is that info only used for RFM segments?
A. RFM is powered by a historic sync where custom segments are from the date of installation
Q. How often does the RFM segment grid re-sync?
A. The RFM segment grid resyncs once per day.
Q. I've not set my Marsello account active yet and it looks to be generating revenue under the RFM segments? Is this expected?
A. The numbers in your Marsello RFM segments prior to switching the account to active aren't representative of revenue. These figures are the Average Customer Lifetime Value for the total number of customers within the segment. These numbers are captured from the sales data existing in their Integrations. When Marsello is connected, the customer database and order history are synced which makes up these numbers.
Q. Is there any way to remove specific customers in revenue insights? (An example of this would be wholesale customers who are skewing the revenue insights.)
A. Currently, there isn't a way to exclude specific customers from the revenue insights. Insights are built by an external service that works across all of our merchants. Altering or adjusting the service will impact all merchants.
Q. Can I customize the information included in the RFM segments?
A. The rules preset for the RFM segments cannot be edited. However, you are welcome to create your custom segments based on the number of customer orders, total dollars spent, etc.
Q. I have imported all of our customers into your database but our big spenders are in the window shopper segment and have no previous order history.
A. If you are finding customers with an order history appearing in your window shopper category, please let our support team know and they will be able to have a closer look into why this is happening.
Q. Can I delete the default RFM segments and create new ones based on my own criteria?
A. Currently, there isn't a feature that will allow you to delete the default RFM segments. However, you are welcome to build your own custom segments in the app.
Customer Analytics
Q. Is there a place on the insights report where we can view where new customers were added: for example, in-store vs. online?
A. Although there isn't a way to view how customers were added in customer insights, this breakdown is available under the multi-site reporting.
Q. Is there any way to import engagement metrics from other third-party marketing tools?
A. Currently, there isn't a way to import engagement metrics from other third-party marketing tools. However, if this is a feature you're interested in, please reach out to our support team and let them know of your interest 😊
Q. Does the average purchase value factor discounts on the Revenue & Customers Insights tab?
A. The average purchase value takes the value of the order after any discounts, so the actual revenue is produced by the order.
Q. On the Revenue & Customers Insights page, is the average purchase value factoring in discounts?
A. The average purchase value takes the value of the order after any discounts, so the actual revenue produced by the order.
Q. How is the average purchase cycle calculated? Does the APC on the Revenue and Customers insights page refer to just the customers that were created during the time frame selected for the report or is it the APV of all customers on that database for that time period?
A. The average purchase cycle is calculated by the number of days between a customer making one purchase and then their next purchase in the specified time period. The data set is limited to customers who made a repeat purchase during that selected period.
Q. How is the customer lifetime value (CLV) calculated?
A. The customer lifetime value (CLV) is how much a customer will spend over their lifetime. It is calculated by:
average value of purchase
number of times the customer buys per year
how many years the customer has been a customer
The customer ROI is the CLV - the cost to acquire.
Q. What is the average order frequency?
A. The average order frequency is the average number of orders per customer from the past year.
Q. If CLV is Customer Lifetime Value and calculated over 3 years; is CV annual spend?
A. Customer value or (CV) looks at the customer's full order history (average purchase frequency x average purchase value). Customer lifetime value looks at the customer's current CV and multiples it by 3 to see their value over the next three years.
Q. What is the difference in the data I am receiving around loyalty sign ups. I am getting data from "customer segments" & "Multi-site performance" and the numbers are vastly different for the same time frame.
A. The difference in the data you see around loyalty sign-ups is due to the multi-site reporting shows the number of customers who made their first order at each site during the given date range. It does not require that the customer sign up during that period. The number may include customers who signed up via forms, created a store account, were imported, or were created by some other means outside of the given date range. The reporting is designed to give insight into customers' first interactions with the business. Segments are intended for marketing primarily.
For example, if a customer is imported in January 2024 and has no order history. In March 2024 they make an order at Site A. They will show as a new customer in the multi-site reporting under that site. Even though the customer was created 2 months before the order, they will still show as a new customer.
Q. Where can I see my customers' average purchase cycle?
A. You can find your customers' average purchase cycle in your Marsello dashboard under Analytics > Business Performance.
Q. Does the average purchase value take into consideration all orders (including those in-store orders that do not have a customer assigned?
A. The average purchase value considers only orders with an assigned customer. Orders without an assigned customer are not included in these metrics
Attribution Analytics
Q. Is Marsello ROI calculated excluding the amount paid for SMS, but including SMS-generated revenue?
A. Yes, for SMS, Marsello ROI is calculated by excluding the amount paid for SMS but including SMS-generated revenue.
Q. If the customer receives two emails in a week and then goes in-store and makes a purchase. Would the sale from that order be split into the revenue for both campaigns or go to the latest one?
A. It goes to the latest attribution event. In this case, it would be the last email they received.
Q. Is it possible to run monthly reports on the total points earned by customers, points converted to rewards but not redeemed, and points converted to rewards then redeemed?
A. The best way to get this info would be from the Insights > Loyalty & Feedback dashboard. From here, edit the time frame to monthly > Loyalty points earned, Reward redemption, and Reward redemption rate. From these insights, you will be able to calculate points redeemed vs. points not redeemed.
Q. Does the 10-day attribution window only work if the customer has opened and clicked an email or SMS or just opened it? What happens if the customer opens an email and then places an order in-store?
A. The 10-day attribution window works whether the email or SMS was opened or opened and clicked and a purchase is made within 10 days of opening.
Q. Can I customize the attribution window used for my reporting?
A. Currently, there isn't a feature that will enable you to update the attribution window used on your account's reporting. If this is a feature you are interested in, please reach out to our support team and let them know of your interest.
Q. I prefer to run my insights reports bimonthly and run the dates 1st-15th and 16th-30th. If I send a campaign out on the 14th and the customer places an order on the 16th, which report can I expect to see that attribution?
A. The send date of a campaign does not impact attribution reporting. The reporting covers any orders that are considered attributable within the selected reporting dates. In this particular case, the attribution will show on your second report covering the 16th -30th.
Q. Is there a way to see specifically which products were purchased under the email campaign analytics?
A. Currently, there isn't a feature to identify the specific products purchased from an email campaign. Email campaign analytics are designed to give you insight into campaign engagement as a whole providing more background on the campaign's behavior including delivery rates, open rates, total campaign revenue and more.
Q. Are draft orders counted towards attribution?
A. Generally speaking, draft orders are not included in attribution. The attribution calculator does, however, look for payment status so if a draft order is marked as paid and a campaign/automation has gone out, been opened, or clicked within 10 days of the order, it is possible for it to appear in the attribution reporting.
Multi-site reporting
Q. In the multi-site reporting, the new customers' field is defined as New Customers: Total customers who placed their first order, at each site. Does this mean a customer could potentially be counted twice if they shop at different locations?
A. No, each new customer is only represented once in the insights dashboard. This is because Marsello uses the customer's email as the unique identifier and for insight purposes notes the first time this email appears in the Marsello database
Q. In Insight Multi-Site Reporting, does 'new customers' new sign-ups or new first-time purchasers?
The new customers column reflects first-time purchasers.
Q. Is it possible to view how many new signups occur each day at each location?
A. Yes, you can view how many new sign-ups or new customers per day by location in the multi-site reporting feature.
Q. Does the discount redeemed on multi-site reporting mean ALL discounts including rewards or just marketing discounts?
A. The discount redeemed on multi-site reporting refers to Marsello referral and reward discounts.
Q. Can I download a site-specific loyalty redemption report?
A. Currently, there isn't a feature that will allow you to download a site-specific loyalty redemption report. If this is a feature you'd like to see, please contact our support team and let them know of your interest.
General Analytics Questions
Q. How often are the insights dashboards updated?
A. The insights dashboards are updated every 8 hours.
Q. Are Marsello insights considered to be the last touch?
A. Yes, all Marsello attribution insights use Last Touch attribution. Last touch is a marketing attribution model that gives conversion credit to the final interaction/last touch point that occurred before the sale happened." Marsello attribution looks at those orders that meet the attribution requirement at the 10-day mark (open or click into a campaign.
The last touch aspect comes into play if the merchant has multiple marketing tactics
active at the same time - for example, let's say a customer receives an SMS campaign, then opens the email, and then makes the purchase.
SMS campaign has ‘influenced that order’ so will show in the ‘total revenue for that feature’. But it was not the last touch point the customer had before they ordered.
Email campaign has ‘influenced that order’ so will show in the ‘total revenue for that feature’ AND was the last touch point.
Q. Is it possible to download insight reporting as a whole not individually?
A. Currently, reports are only available to download on an individual basis. However, if this is a feature you're interested in, please reach out to our support team and let them know of your interest 😊. In the meantime, as a workaround, you could take a full-page screen capture to capture the reporting.
Q. Is it possible to get a report showing my sales since launching Marsello loyalty and the total discounts given in dollars?
A. It is recommended to run the sales report directly from your integration. With respect to the total number of discounts given in dollars, our support team will be able to help you with this request. Please reach out to the team to request a copy of the coupon redemption report along with the dates you are interested in reviewing.
Q. I've noticed that my campaign open rate is 10% but the click rate is 18%. How is it possible to have a higher click rate than open rate?
A. Yes, it is possible. This insight indicates that out of the 10% of customers who opened the campaign, 18% of them clicked a link in it.
Q. Am I able to export loyalty liability reports from my app admin?
A. Currently, there isn't a feature available to export a loyalty liability report. If this is a feature you are interested in, please contact our support team and let them know of your interest.
Q. Are manual points adjustments included in the 'points earned' and 'points spent' totals on the Insights dashboard?
A. Yes, manual points adjustments are included in the 'points earned' and 'points spent' totals on the Insights dashboard.
Q. Can I access the unsubscribe rate for my campaigns/automation in Marsello?
A. Yes, the unsubscribe rate will appear in each insight report for your individual campaign/automation.
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