Can't personalize beyond basic email and SMS
Personalization that stops at the inbox leaves the rest of the visit generic
The same profiles that drive your email drive the website, the ads, and the recommendations in CoreHQ, the all-in-one retention marketing platform for ecommerce brands, set up by a forward-deployed marketer.
The problem
Loyal customers get treated like strangers
Segmentation frequently stops at new versus returning, so a customer with five, ten, or twenty past orders receives the same generic campaign as a first-time browser. The data to do better already sits in the order history; it just is not connected to what gets shown or sent.
What we hear from brands
all email marketing is very generic, with no personalization or segmentation, even for customers with 5-20+ orders, according to a DTC brand with a base of repeat loyalists
repetitive messages that do not feel tailored to the individual customer's experience, according to a four-person accessories brand
currently relying on guesswork, since the needs of someone buying for a newborn versus a 5-year-old are vastly different, but every customer gets generic communications, according to an organic kids' clothing brand
The new way
Let the CDP drive what the page shows
CoreHQ's real-time CDP feeds recommendations, banners, and pop-ups the same data that powers email and SMS: browsing behavior, purchase history, quiz answers, loyalty status, and session details. The page changes because the customer profile updates, not because someone edited a template.
Outcomes brands report
5.6x
growth in Memorial Day sales revenue
34x
Meta ads ROAS, up from 17x on the previous dynamic product ads
2.6x
growth in Meta ads ROAS versus the previous dynamic product ads
How it works
Three questions the migration answers first
What has to move
Customer records, order history, and the programs currently running are inventoried before anything is rebuilt.
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.
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
Ten modules, one real-time engine underneath
CoreHQ's real-time CDP sits at the center of ten connected modules, all reading from a commerce-specific data model built for products and orders, not generic web events. The engine processes 2M requests per minute at under 300 milliseconds.
Including
Your forward-deployed marketer
Four meetings a month, not one
Most platforms schedule a single monthly check-in, if that. CoreHQ's forward-deployed marketers run four meetings a month by default, because their account load is a fraction of the industry standard, leaving room for actual strategy work.
4 meetings a month versus 1 elsewhere
Fewer than 15 accounts per marketer, versus 60+
Strategy, migration, flows, and A/B tests done for you
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.
Replaces
Klaviyo
Attentive
Yotpo
Nosto
Bloomreach
Not ready to switch? Start by looking around
See the modules, the data model, and the support model before you talk to anyone.