Industries · Department stores
Your personal shoppers know each client.Give them something better than a newsletter.
Your best clients shop with one person, not with a store. Between visits, that person needs something worth sending.
Example brief
Bring top clients in for the new season.
- Action
- Book a private appointment
- Subject
- Six pieces from the season, across four brands
- 1Recognise the season
- 2Want it, for a stated reason
- 3Act
An example brief, with the three things every scene must serve.
01 · The stake
Your top clients buy from many brands, and many stores.
A small circle carries the floor.
The newsletter treats them like everyone else.
Shoppers improvise.
02 · The days in between
A store, edited for one client.
From the first look at the season to the piece that arrives in their size.
Seasonal edit
The pieces from many brands that suit this client, chosen by their shopper. Ends in a private appointment.
Private appointment
An invitation to a private suite, with the selection already waiting. Ends in a booked time.
In-store event
A designer visit, a launch or a private evening. Ends in a confirmed place.
New arrival in their size
The piece they asked about, now in store, told with the brand's own imagery and video.
Gifting selection
A considered selection for an occasion in the client's year, from the shopper who knows them.
Restaurant or service invitation
The tailoring, the beauty floor or the table, offered to the clients who use them.
03 · Every page knows why
A Story, reasoned.
One brief, worked through. Every scene traces back to what the business needs.
The brief
- Business goal
- Bring top clients in for the new season
- Action
- Book a private appointment
- Subject
- Six pieces from the season, across four brands
At most three things to remember. Every scene serves one.
Recognise the season
Want it, for a stated reason
Act
If a scene has no reason to be there, review removes it. You approve every scene before it is sent.
04 · How it works
From one brief to every one of your personal shopping clients.
You brief and approve. Your Story Manager and ten Story Bots make the Story, test it and hand it back. Then you see who acted.
05 · Who sends it
Sent by your personal shoppers and VIP desk.
Each shopper sends their own edit to their own clients. You see which pieces held attention, so the suite is ready before they arrive.
Your Story Manager prepares every Story with you, so your team learns no new tool. How the Story Manager works
Sent from your systems
From your CRM or your personal shoppers' app.
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Microsoft Dynamics 365
- SAP Customer Experience
- Oracle CX
- Adobe Experience Cloud
- Marketo Engage
- Zoho CRM
06 · Contact-level analytics
See each client by name.
The suite is ready, with the pieces each client tapped.
Mrs TanTapped three pieces. Booked a suite appointment.
Mr LimWatched the menswear edit to the end.
Ms ChenAsked her shopper to hold a size.
Mr WongShared it with his wife.
Mrs SatoNot opened yet. Personal shopper follows up.
People shown are illustrations, not real clients.
What you see for each person
- Opened
- The client saw it
- Time per scene
- What held their attention
- Clicks
- What they wanted to know more about
- Re-opens
- They came back: interest is growing
- Internal shares
- Others are involved in the decision
- Action taken
- They booked or responded
Engagement shows who to follow up with. It is a signal, not a sale.
07 · Live Stories
See a Story.
Short, interactive, full-screen and made for the phone. Each one is built from the brand's own imagery and video, and ends in an action. These are live. Swipe them.
Examples made with INSPIFY AI, shown for illustration. Names are withheld. All imagery and content remain the property of their owners.
08 · Who it is for
One industry, three ways in.
09 · Next step
What did your top clients hear from their shopper before the season arrived?
Choose one client moment and one market. We show you what a Story built from your own imagery and video looks like, and how you would see who engaged.
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One client moment. One market. Your imagery and video.
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