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10 Myths About Migration to Marketing Cloud Next from Marketing Cloud Engagement

About the author Josip GlasnovićMarketing Cloud Tech Lead Josip Glasnović is Marketing Cloud Tech Lead at LeverUP. He leads Salesforce CRM and marketing automation implementations for B2B and B2C clients across Europe and North America and coordinates between technical teams and clients as a functional and technical bridge. Table of contents Salesforce isn’t just updating Marketing Cloud, it’s rebuilding the foundation underneath it. Most guides to migrating from Marketing Cloud Engagement to Marketing Cloud Next read the same way, what MCN is, what it can do, why it’s worth the move. What they don’t tell you is that most of what teams worry about turns out to be the wrong thing to worry about. The features people panic about losing usually aren’t lost. The risks nobody plans for usually are the ones that hit. Here are ten myths about MCE to MCN migrations, and what’s actually true instead. 10 myths about migration to Marketing Cloud Next   Myth 1 – MCN is just MCE with a better UI It’s not. Some things are genuinely reimagined, like journey orchestration, consent, the customer profile itself. MCN is built around unified data, AI-assisted marketing, and cross-cloud integration, not a facelift on the old model. Teams that go in expecting to recreate their old folder structures, automation patterns, and SQL-heavy workflows end up fighting the platform instead of using it. Myth 2 – Migrate everything, since you already built it Somewhere in your MCE instance is an automation nobody fully understands anymore. It works and everyone’s afraid to touch it, but now you have to migrate it, which means someone finally has to explain it, or admit no one can. Most orgs are sitting on: Customer identifiers that don’t match across systems Overlapping Data Extensions nobody fully understands anymore Duplicated segmentation logic Preference center models built for a marketing org that doesn’t exist anymore Attributes nobody’s queried in years Trying to bring all of it over doesn’t preserve value, it just moves the mess. Myth 3 – This is an IT migration, so IT should own it The reality is that the technical lift can be handled by IT. The decisions that actually determine whether the migration pays off, meaning which automations still serve a purpose, which segments and identifiers are worth keeping, how the team should work once journeys react in real time instead of running on a schedule, those are marketing calls, not infrastructure ones. Hand the project to IT alone and you’ll get a clean technical migration that replicates every process marketing never got asked about. The orgs that get real value out of MCN treat it as a joint project from day one, not a handoff. Myth 4 – You’ll lose your SSJS scripts and Automation Studio workarounds This is the one people fear the most, and the fear is almost never justified. Teams often worry that moving from complex Automation Studio SQL and SSJS logic means losing control. But in MCN, much of that complexity can be replaced with simpler queries and Salesforce Flow, making the logic easier for any admin to understand and maintain. Myth 5 – Data mapping is the easy part   It’s the part everyone underestimates. Content migration and journey migration get all the planning attention. Almost nobody budgets enough time for reconciling “the same customer” across years of duplicated, inconsistently-keyed Data Extensions into one coherent identity model in Data Cloud. If your migration timeline doesn’t have a serious chunk of time set aside for this, it’s wrong. Myth 6 – Unified profiles are just “another customer database” The reality is that it sounds like a database upgrade, while it’s not. It changes how marketers build audiences. Instead of joining multiple Data Extensions and syncing data across systems by hand, marketers work from one customer view that supports personalization across every channel. Myth 7 – The new preference center is just a nicer UI on the old one Because it’s built on a real data model instead of DEs and suppression lists stitched together, the preference center becomes the actual source of truth for consent. Most orgs don’t realize this solves a compliance problem until someone asks “can we prove this person consented, across every channel, right now?” and they suddenly can. Myth 8 – A bigger migration means a bigger technical lift Not always, as some of the biggest wins come from orgs that used the migration to challenge every legacy automation and found most no longer served a purpose. They migrated less than expected. Technically smaller, strategically the biggest win of the project. Myth 9 – Partners and orgs are not speaking the same language about why this matters Partner messaging leads with capability, “look what you can do now”, and the people actually deciding are thinking about risk, concretely, will campaigns break, will the team need retraining, what happens to three years of automation logic. The pitch that lands is about de-risking and continuity, not new features. Myth 10 – Recreating your MCE implementation feature-by-feature is the safe move It’s the move that guarantees you don’t get any of the benefit. The org’s job isn’t to preserve every Data Extension and automation, it’s to get better marketing outcomes from a platform built differently on purpose. When you shouldn’t migrate yet Migrating under a deadline instead of a driver produces worse outcomes every time. If your team runs on script-heavy processes that are stable and working, and there’s no near-term need for a unified profile or Data Cloud capability, wait. The tell is the business case itself. “Everyone else is doing it” is not a reason. Real-time personalization, cross-channel identity, consolidating multiple orgs into one, those are the right reasons. What actually changes your thinking mid-migration MCE trains you to think in extracts and batches, data lives in a Data Extension, gets processed, gets moved on a schedule. MCN’s Data Cloud foundation trains you to think in one persistent customer record that everything reads from and writes to in near real time. Most teams don’t

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How to Turn Guest Stays into Loyalty with Braze

What makes a vacation unforgettable? Sure, the hotel room must be impeccably clean, the food must be delicious, and the staff friendly. But, there is something else, too: your favorite spa treatments offered to you before you even ask, the ease of booking the best room. A feeling of being welcome that extends far beyond the stay itself. It is this feeling that makes a guest not only enjoy their stay, but return next year. When done right, a customer engagement strategy can help any hospitality brand achieve just that. However, there are a few challenges that hospitality professionals face which may prevent them from getting the most out of their customer engagement platform. In this blog post, we cover a few of these challenges, as well as how Braze – the leading customer engagement platform on the market – can help you solve them. With success stories of clients such as TUI, Skyscanner or Luxury Escapes, Braze has a solid footprint in the hospitality industry. It is a true cross-channel platform, seamlessly bringing together various communication channels and unifying data across diverse sources in real time. LeverUP is a team of marketing technology experts that you can trust. As certified partners to notable customer engagement platforms such as Braze, we have been delivering exceptional implementations to clients all over the world for over four years now, and have quite a few tips up our sleeve that we would like to share with you. Keep reading to find out how to turn guest stays into loyalty with Braze. Challenge 1: Fragmented Guest Data Imagine this: you book a vacation, but an important conference comes up at work, so you need to cancel it. On the day you were supposed to check out, an email from the hotel arrives in your inbox, thanking you for your stay and asking for feedback. No offer to re-book your trip: just a small, but bitter reminder of what could have been. This is a result of the disconnect between the booking system and the marketing automation platform, and therefore between the different sources of guest data. That is when Braze comes in. Instead of replacing booking systems, it acts as an orchestration layer which links them to other sources of guest data, such as website and mobile app activity or social media, thus creating unified guest profiles that capture everything your guests do in real time. With the Braze Catalog feature, lists of offers can be created and matched with guest profiles based on their preferences. As a result, your marketing team now works with live behaviour instead of static lists, and can adapt the promotional communication to the wishes of each individual guest. Here is how this works in practice. A potential guest browses the website of a luxury resort, looking at the Sea View Suite and a spa package. Normally, this information would not be registered in the customer engagement platform, but with Braze, it is captured and transported directly into the platform. A customer journey is then triggered. The guest receives an email asking them if they are still considering booking the Sea View Suite, and proposing an offer for the spa. If a week or two pass without the guest booking the room, they receive another email, informing them that the availability on their desired dates is low, and urging them to book as soon as possible. Once the sources of guest data are interconnected, hospitality businesses can give their guests offers that truly matter. Image source: Braze Challenge 2: Surface-level Personalization Have you ever booked a vacation as a surprise for someone else, only for all promotional email offers to address you by their name for years afterwards? That is what happens when the personalization stays on a surface level – same exact emails sent to each guest, with only their names switched out. This kind of personalization is not suited for the wide variety of use cases that the hospitality industry faces, and does not do the guests any justice. With Braze, it is possible to go beyond these simple attributes, adding two more layers of personalization on top of it. The first layer is behavioral personalization. What types of rooms does the user browse most often? How often and for how long do they stay? What is known about them from their previous stay – do they prefer ordering room service or going out to the restaurant, do they stay at the spa all day or go out to explore? This data is collected from sources such as website activity, or bookings and transactions made on location. Based on this, a second level – messaging personalization – is constructed. By means of dynamic content blocks and liquid logic, every message can be adapted to the behavior of each particular customer in the very moment in which it is sent. This results in more meaningful and personal offers: for instance, foodies will receive an offer for a dinner with complementary starters at the hotel restaurant, and explorers a discount on the tour of the nearby nature park. Rather than just personalization, this kind of customer engagement can best be described as recognition: something that makes the guests want to return. Image source: Braze Challenge 3: Proving ROI It is a common belief among hospitality leadership that the efficiency of customer engagement platforms can hardly be traced. A lot of the KPIs are simply vanity metrics that do not reflect the real revenue, and therefore cannot be used as a basis for any strategic decisions. Braze brings a much-needed change into the leadership conversations. It ties the communication and customer engagement efforts of the marketing team to the revenue, therefore proving its ROI. How does it do this? Aside from customer data, Braze records transactional data, such as the amount of revenue and property values per booking. This allows for easy measuring of lifetime value and tracking of journey-level conversions. Conversions can be divided into categories like monetary value, segment

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Increase Customer Loyalty and Satisfaction in Hospitality with Braze

  Yearly family vacations, romantic anniversary dinners, exciting solo trips – the mission of every hospitality business is to make these experiences as special as their guests want them to be. A customer engagement platform is what helps them achieve this. Engagement platforms help brands overcome some of the biggest challenges of the industry, such as achieving one-on-one interaction with thousands or even millions of guests, finding a way to centralize guest data, or completing routine marketing tasks in a more time-efficient way. In this blog, we discuss the solutions to these challenges engagement platforms can offer such as personalized communication, unified customer data, automated guest journeys and many more. LeverUP is a team of marketing technology experts that you can trust. As certified partners to notable customer experience management platforms such as Braze, we have been delivering exceptional implementations to clients all over the world for over four years now. While working with clients in the hospitality industry, we gathered quite a bit of knowledge that we would now love to share with you. The success of customer engagement platforms speaks for itself. According to Braze, businesses that use engagement platforms have seen a 34% increase in booking conversion rates, with their repeat booking rates quadrupling. Let’s see how Braze can help you secure your customers’ loyalty and make your business thrive. Meet Your Guests Where They are with Journey Orchestration and Cross-Channel Messaging As a hospitality professional, you may find yourself wondering: what is it that my guests really want? It’s easy to make assumptions and to look towards past experiences, but in a world where trends constantly shift and audiences quickly transform, generalizing just won’t cut it. So, how can you know what your guests’ needs and preferences are when it comes to traveling, dining, or going out? How do you reach out to them with the right offer, without pushing them away? Customer engagement platforms such as Braze offer automated cross-channel messaging and customer journey orchestration options, which may be the solution you are looking for. Here is how they work, and how they help solve this challenge. Orchestrate Personalized Customer Journeys with Confidence With Braze, you can orchestrate complex and unique customer journeys that are tailored to the individual desires of every customer. An intuitive interface allows you to quickly map the journeys and edit them according to real-time insights from every touchpoint. For instance, a hotel group may use Braze to track how guests interact across its website, booking engine, mobile app, and in-stay touchpoints. Guests who repeatedly browse spa treatments but don’t book are automatically placed into a wellness-focused journey, while business travelers engaging with late check-out options receive a different path. As these journeys evolve in real time based on browsing behavior, bookings, and on-property actions, the hotel gains a clear picture of what each guest values – whether that’s relaxation, convenience, or upgrades – and can continuously refine the experience. Reach Every Guest with Perfectly Timed Cross-Channel Messaging Braze ensures that your guests receive personalized promotional communication through a combination of their preferred channels, at their preferred frequency and times. This process is fully automated, adjusting the communication to real-time response analytics and freeing up your marketing team’s precious time. By using Braze, hospitality brands can automatically deliver personalized offers across email, push, and in-app messages based on guest preferences and engagement patterns. A leisure guest might receive a pre-arrival email promoting breakfast upgrades, while a frequent guest gets a timely push notification for a loyalty-only room offer during their preferred booking window. Braze optimizes channel, timing, and frequency using relevant performance data, ensuring each message feels relevant and drives higher repeat bookings and on-property spend. Knowing what your guests want out of their experiences is the true key to success in the hospitality industry. Braze allows you to learn this from their data, and shape customer loyalty journeys accordingly. Braze AI-Powered Personalization – Your Trusted Journey Companion  While automation and cross-channel communication ensure that a guest sees your offers at the right time, personalization is what makes the offers themselves right. You can make sure that every message feels relevant to your guests, and does not go unnoticed. For instance, a restaurant may use personalization to adjust the content of their newsletters to the preferences of each guest, sending those that make reservations later in the day offers for dinner, or a monthly schedule of special events such as wine tastings or live music nights to those that have browsed these on the website in the past. However, coming up with a personalized offer for each customer segment can be a lot of work for your marketing team. What happens when there are time constraints, when there are too many overlapping customer segments to cater to, or when creativity simply runs dry. BrazeAI is a welcome addition to a hospitality brand’s engagement strategy– it helps your marketing team engage with your guests meaningfully and with ease, at all times. This is how: Real-time personalization: With AI, personalization can go beyond simple segments. It learns from real-time information, triggering personalized messages and journeys on each touchpoint, and uses customer data to predict future engagement patterns. For instance, an AI-agent can include product or service recommendations in newsletters that are based on the customers’ purchase history, and update after each new purchase. According to this Braze case study, a business that adopted this feature has increased its purchase conversion rate by 35%. Enhancing creativity: When inspiration is scarce, your marketing team can use BrazeAI to help them with creating copy aimed at different segments, or even with optimizing the strategy. They can describe the type of copy that needs to be written, and AI agents will produce it in accordance with your brand’s tone and customer segments that it is targeting. They can also use the analytic features and insights of BrazeAI to enhance the marketing strategy. Boosting efficiency: Whether it is personalized copywriting, journey orchestration or customer segmentation, AI is

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LeverUP Becomes Braze Commercial Partner for Adria, Hungary, and the Baltics

LeverUP Becomes Braze Commercial Partner for Adria, Hungary, and the Baltics Global Customer Engagement Platform Goes Local Zagreb, 9 April 2026 LeverUP, a Zagreb-based consulting company specialising in customer experience and marketing technologies, has expanded its partnership with Braze, the leading customer engagement platform to make global technology truly impactful at the local level. The agreement covers the Adria region (Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia), Hungary, and the Baltics (Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia) — making it significantly easier for local brands to adopt and get value from one of the world’s leading customer experience platforms, with licensing, implementation, and ongoing expertise delivered locally. Through this expanded partnership, local companies gain access to Croatian and Baltic Braze experts who can evaluate existing CRM strategies, benchmark them against Braze capabilities, guide brands through implementation and migration from legacy systems, and provide hands-on support for day-to-day platform use and optimization. LeverUP first became a Braze Solution Partner in 2024 and the status of a Braze Commercial Partner further validates the company’s expertise and its commitment to helping local brands build meaningful, personalised relationships with their users. About Braze Braze is the leading customer engagement platform that empowers brands to Be Absolutely Engaging™. Braze helps brands deliver great customer experiences that drive value both for consumers and for their businesses. Built on a foundation of composable intelligence, BrazeAI™ allows marketers to combine and activate AI agents, models, and features at every touchpoint throughout the Braze Customer Engagement Platform for smarter, faster, and more meaningful customer engagement. From cross-channel messaging and journey orchestration to AI-powered decisioning and optimization, Braze enables companies to turn action into interaction through autonomous, 1:1 personalized experiences. Although U.S.-based, Braze ensures full GDPR compliance — a key consideration for European organisations managing large volumes of customer data. “Our mission at Braze is to forge vibrant connections between people and the brands they love, fuelled by a community that inspires and technology that lights the way. Having the right local expertise is critical to that mission. LeverUP stood out as a partner with the perfect combination of deep local knowledge and the hands-on technical expertise needed to help brands master the craft of Customer Engagement. As a long standing Delivery Partner, they have an outstanding track record of helping Braze customers achieve their business outcomes. We are excited to build on this success and deepen our commercial partnership in order to support brands across the Adria, Hungary, and Baltic regions as they accelerate their customer engagement strategies and deliver world-class experiences that drive real business value.”— John Ashton, VP of Partnerships at Braze Experienced Braze Experts Driving Implementation and Business Impact As a commercial partner LeverUP provides end-to-end support: from licensing and migration from legacy systems to implementation, integration, and ongoing optimisation. The team includes certified Braze developers, technical architects, marketers, and digital strategists, with extensive experience working on enterprise projects across Europe and the U.S. in industries including manufacturing, iGaming, entertainment, healthcare, and telecom — with clients such as Austrian Lotteries, GO3, and Synlab. “A global platform only becomes truly powerful when it’s backed by people who understand the local market. As a Braze Commercial Partner in the region, we’re bridging that gap — giving brands across the Adria, Baltics, and Hungary not just the technology, but a team that speaks their language, literally and strategically.”— Daria Nemchonok, CEO and Co-founder of LeverUP About LeverUP LeverUP is a consulting company specialising in customer experience, CRM, and marketing technologies. Headquartered in Zagreb with operations across the Adria and Baltic regions, the company delivers measurable business outcomes through advanced personalisation and customer experience optimisation. Media Contact Petra Lauš, LeverUP+385 91 618 09 58petra.laus@leverup.io

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Salesforce Marketing Cloud: How to Optimize Your Salesforce Team

  Imagine this: you have just completed a Salesforce Marketing Cloud implementation. The hard work is done, the champagne glasses have been raised, and you cannot wait to start making the most of your new set-up. But, something is just not quite right. Things are moving slowly, not many of the marketing goals are being met. Turns out that the implementation, no matter how picture-perfect, simply was not aligned with the operational team you have at hand. This is a situation you for sure want to avoid – after all, budget pressures have never been higher. But the process of optimizing your Salesforce team is not a simple one. What is the best way to utilize your resources? When to seek external help? LeverUP is here to help. As a Salesforce consulting firm, we have helped many of our clients with improvements and team optimization, sometimes even jumping into ongoing projects – so now we have quite a few pieces of advice up our sleeve. In this blog post, we will discuss some anti-patterns that may prevent you from making the most of your Salesforce team, how to choose the people with the right skills and the right team model to help you make it through the transition phase, and, finally, when to look for help from a Salesforce support partner. Anti-patterns in a Salesforce Team There are a few common anti-patterns that Salesforce teams may fall into. Although perfectly normal, they are important to know and to recognize, as they can hinder your team from reaching its full potential. Campaign as Project Your team launches perfect, complex campaigns, but the efficiency is questionable. The launch cycle is quite lengthy, and despite the many interactions between the content and data teams, there are no reusable content blocks. All campaigns are started from scratch, and there are no reusable solutions. MarTech as IT’s Job Salesforce Marketing Cloud operations are often thought of as something that belongs to the IT team exclusively, with marketing teams finding themselves incapable of launching campaigns on their own. As a result of this, the efficiency of the team is reduced. Data Trading The teams that own the data in a company are often positioned as external to marketing, leading to the data accumulating without a purpose as its activation becomes more challenging. The Hero Trap Even when multiple team members are helping out with Salesforce Marketing Cloud, it is often just one person that is thought of as the expert, the unicorn of the team. This person is responsible for everything – launching and stopping journeys, making changes, dealing with any customer-facing issues – so when they call in sick or go on vacation, the entire process must be put on hold. Even if a replacement is found, it may still take them a while to learn all the details of the campaign they are now responsible for. Outsourced Memory Salesforce teams tend to over-rely on the help of external teams such as Salesforce consultancies due to a lack of knowledge on how to manage campaigns. The continuity of the campaigns may thus be impacted by a change of consultancies, or by insufficiently long consultation appointments. Outsourced memory can easily become expensive, too, as consultancies raise their rates. With the right team structure and skillset, these anti-patterns can be overcome. Keep reading to find out how to utilize the skills of your team to their full potential. Skills over Headcount A common mistake we notice in businesses adopting Salesforce Marketing Cloud is burning through their LinkedIn budgets trying to recruit individuals with unicorn skillsets to fill their Salesforce teams: those who know how everything works, from marketing strategy to AMP script. The truth is that it is very difficult to find even one such unicorn, let alone five. That is why, when assembling your Salesforce team, you must think in skills rather than headcount. Start by listing all skills necessary for a project to be completed, and evaluate which of your existing team members already have these skills, and which need to be compensated by training, new hires, or external help. To know what skills to look for, you must first understand what the responsibilities of your internal Salesforce team are. Bridging Marketing Strategy and the Tool Your team’s job must not turn into checking off technical boxes. They must be aware that every journey they launch is part of a bigger picture, and know what the KPIs and the important metrics are. In short, they must be educated on the intended business results behind the project. Aligning Marketing and SFMC Teams Similarly, if your Salesforce team is separate from the digital marketing one, it is important that the two teams are able to collaborate from the get-go. The digital marketing team must understand at least the basics of Salesforce Marketing Cloud in order to make it an integral part of their strategy. It is normal that the digital marketing team may need to be educated on Salesforce Marketing Cloud, but this education must happen in the very beginning of the project. Closing the Gap between Revenue Operations, Customer Support and Data Your Salesforce Marketing Cloud will receive a lot of input from customers, such as survey responses or outcomes of support tickets. Your team must make sure that this data does not exist in a separate stream, but is instead integrated into the customer engagement strategy. Listing the skills needed to bridge all these gaps may be a confusing and long process. A good rule of thumb to keep in mind is that a Salesforce team needs an even split of professionals with business and technical skills. That way, the team will have a solid grasp of how Salesforce Marketing Cloud functions, and how it relates to wider business objectives. Once you have a Salesforce team whose members balance out each other’s skills, you will be ready to tackle the trickiest phase of every implementation: the transition. Preparing for the Transition Phase Although the go-live may seem

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How to Improve Player Retention Using CRM in iGaming

  Millions of people all around the world partake in online gaming each day, and none of them are the same. Millions of different players means millions of different cultural backgrounds, different gaming styles and preferences, different budgets, and that is just to name a few. Together, these factors create millions of completely unique demands. How can iGaming companies meet all of them? How can they give each one of the million players a game of their own? The answer is iGaming CRM: customer relationship management. A well-designed CRM strategy is the most cost-effective way to boost player retention in the iGaming industry. It allows for a thorough segmentation of customers, and enables the promotional communication to be personalized to their wants and needs. You can give your players exactly the kind of experience they want, thus nurturing their loyalty. At the same time, CRM in iGaming can be a useful tool for overcoming some of the industry’s unique challenges. For instance, it can ensure compliance to strict regulations that iGaming operators are subject to by automating legal checks and storing customer data in a secure way. CRM also enables marketing communication to be personalized to the players’ geographical location, ensuring that the promotional content adheres to local laws and is respectful of local cultures. LeverUP is a team of MarTech experts you can bet on. After years of designing CRM strategies for influential clients in the iGaming industry, such as Interwetten and Austrian Lotteries, we know what’s what – and we want to share our knowledge with you. So keep on reading, and find out how CRM in iGaming done right can be the least expensive option that drives the most revenue. Betting Welcome Bonuses: a Losing Game for Player Retention? In the iGaming industry, welcome bonuses are one of the most popular promotional strategies. They attract new customers, and get them to start playing. It seems simple: who would say no to a free bet? However, welcome bonuses are the most expensive way to attract the least loyal players. They are a one-size-fits-all in an industry where personalized experiences are key, and all about customer acquisition when retention is what matters for long-term success. But, if bonuses are not the way to build sustainable relationships with your players, what is? Using data and personalization to foster consistent engagement across all channels. In short: a good CRM platform. With CRM in iGaming, the opportunities to grow customer loyalty are endless – and they are much more affordable than giving out tons of welcome bonuses! One such platform is Salesforce Marketing Cloud, and below are five ways it can increase player loyalty. Communicate Efficiently Some players prefer to communicate via SMS, while others only check their email. Track your conversion and engagement rates across channels, adapt your communication to your player’s choice of platform, and use Journey Builder to orchestrate cross-channel campaigns. Segment accurately Players don’t just differ in platform preferences: they have diverse affinities, too. You can keep track of their likes and dislikes by segmenting them according to categories such as persona, value, or engagement level. Sports betting nerds, casual slot players, casino dwellers, high rollers, you name it – SFMC will give you insights into what, how, and when your customers play. Personalize Player Journey Once you have your customer segments, it is time to personalize. Promotional messages that are tailored to each individual player’s interests increase customer loyalty as the content reflects what they are looking for in their games. For instance, a message about the launch of a new mobile Roulette game sent to a casino game enjoyer will surely attract their attention. Measure What Matters Analyzing your metrics can help you evaluate player behaviour. Based on predictive churn and engagement scores, you can automate player retention journeys. If you see that a player has a 75% probability of churning, you can move them into a targeted retention journey to try and keep them engaged. Nurture Loyalty To nurture your relationship with loyal players, you can set up a system of tiers such as Bronze, Silver and Gold, and create exclusive journeys for each tier. Automated appreciation messages and personalized tier-up notifications will keep your players interested, building long-term loyalty. Betting welcome bonuses are quick wins that do nothing to build long-lasting loyalty of customers. Don’t go all in too quickly: invest in building relationships over time with the help of iGaming CRM, and you will see the prize grow. Maintain Data Compliance Using CRM in iGaming When approached responsibly, online gaming is usually harmless, but it can pose certain risks to individuals who are more susceptible.That is why it is extremely important for iGaming providers to treat their players’ data with care. Data laws and regulations provide a useful framework for this – only, there are quite a lot of them, and they differ from country to country. A good CRM system can help you keep track of regulations, ensuring flawless compliance. It can: Store Data Safely Each CRM platform has built-in data safety features, but those can also be customized to fit any particular requirements. These features ensure that players’ data is stored safely, in accordance with local regulations. CRM also enables the automation of legal processes, making compliance easier and more accurate. Recognize Risk Behaviour Tracking players’ activity makes it possible to detect harmful patterns such as abnormally long playing times, or unreasonable investments, which may indicate addiction. A CRM algorithm can detect such patterns and automatically exclude the user from all services and communications. Prevent Fraud By keeping track of bonuses that each player receives, CRM prevents bonus abuse, and ensures that the amount received by the player does not go over the legal maximum. Money laundering can also be prevented by tracking players’ wins and investments. Advertise Responsibly Advertising of iGaming services is strictly regulated. The phrasing which may be used differs from country to country, and in some, advertising on certain platforms – such as television – is not allowed.

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