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09/01/2026

Shopify tells you a customer exists, but not whether they're loyal or about to leave. Pull the numbers on a store with 11,790 customers and the split usually looks like this:
Champions: 1,240
Loyal: 3,860
At-Risk: 2,510
Lapsed: 4,180

One in three haven't ordered in over a year. That group carries ~$214K in lifetime value that you already paid to acquire, and nobody's working it.

Not because it's hard. Because the data needed to find it sits in 30-odd different tools, and RFM scoring only works once all of it is joined at the row level. So the segment never gets built, and the spend goes to prospecting instead.

The cheapest revenue in your business could be the customer who already bought once. One caveat: under about 500 customers, or under a year of history, RFM scores are noise. Wait until there's enough behavior to read.

Full breakdown on how to run this in the comments.

08/21/2026

How much of your customer list would you actually delete if nobody was watching the subscriber count?

Everyone knows the dead weight is dragging deliverability down. Nobody wants to be the one who halved the list. Has anyone actually done it, and how did your numbers hold up?

08/20/2026

What's the last thing you cut that you were sure was working?

Not the obvious losers. The channel or campaign that looked fine in your reports for months, but turned out to be riding on something else. Mostly interested in how you caught it, because the reporting was presumably telling you it was fine right up until it wasn't.

08/19/2026

When did you find out you were wrong about who your ideal customer was?

Most brands have a customer in their head that came from the first hundred orders and never got revisited. Curious what it was that finally corrected it. Support tickets, a survey, someone looking at the data properly. And how far off were you?

08/18/2026

What do you do when two platforms disagree and you have to make decisions NOW?

Shopify says one thing, Meta says another, GA4 says a third. Everyone knows they measure differently, but that doesn't help when you're deciding whether to keep a campaign on right now.

So which one do you actually go with, and did you pick it for a good reason or just because it was the first one you learned to trust?

08/17/2026

How long does it take you to answer a performance question nobody planned for?

Someone asks why a number moved and it's either sitting on a dashboard or it's a two-day round trip through whoever owns the data. Some companies' is closer to a week than they'd like to admit. Wondering if that's normal or if you've actually solved this.

08/14/2026

What's the productivity app you use that survives busy months?
Some people's have decayed into a note called "stuff" and a Slack channel with internal messages. Tasks in one place, projects in another, all linked up, and none of it making it through a bad week.

The status of things already lives in the tools where the work happens, so much of what's tracked is duplicated. (an issue in itself)

Curious whether anyone's setup actually holds up, or if everyone quietly rebuilds theirs twice a year.

08/13/2026

What's the growth strategy that worked for you that you'd feel silly putting in a case study?
Everyone's writing about the sophisticated stuff, but the thing that actually moved revenue for a lot of stores is something simple like fixing the mobile checkout, or emailing people who bought once and never came back.

Curious what yours was. Specifically the one that worked and that you'd be slightly embarrassed to present as strategy.

08/12/2026

What's something that AI has actually taken off your plate, and what did you expect it to that it hasn't yet?
Ours is weirdly split. First drafts and research, huge difference. Anything that needs to be right the first time, still faster to do it than to check it.

The gap we didn't see coming is review time. Something that takes two minutes to generate can take twenty to verify, and nobody counts that when they're talking about time saved.

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