One (Fictional) Marketer’s Journey: Set Up Frequency Caps

Published on May 09, 2020/Last edited on May 09, 2020/1 min read

One (Fictional) Marketer’s Journey: Set Up Frequency Caps
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Ashley Christiano
Principal Customer Marketing Manager, Global SMB at Braze

Jenny was thrilled that you found an idea that enabled her to set up the additional campaigns and journeys that Steve dreamed up, while also letting her leverage some smart controls for how many messages each individual received.

Her predecessor set up some basic frequency caps around how many general push notifications and emails a user could get on a given day, but Jenny’s research inspired her to take things one step further.

First, she added frequency caps by tag. She collaborated with Steve and her marketing colleagues to outline the different kinds of campaigns they had in the works. This included campaigns they were sending already, campaigns they wanted to send, and lastly, how many of those they felt their audience could handle before the returns on each push became negligible due to faster marketing fatigue. Doing so would keep readers from getting annoyed or deleting their app altogether.

Here’s what they ended up with:

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The team agreed to revisit this issue in a month to determine if their Frequency Caps were too loose or too tight. If that happened, they could simply adjust things in the Braze dashboard then and there!

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