Make more sales with Recart
Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2025 7:29 am
Make sure you use the conversation flow to the fullest potential. You can direct traffic to your store, showcase your products with Messenger cards, distribute discount codes and present your product in an accessible, highly engaging and interactive conversation.
With the Klaviyo and SMSBump integration available in Recart, you can also capture customer phone numbers and email addresses and sync them to a selected Klaviyo or SMSBump list. This is a great way to generate leads faster and cheaper than conventional methods.
The Facebook comments entry point is a perfect match for all brands phone number list that want to engage their audience by running competitions, giveaways, livestreams or simply have a story to tell. Combined with the Klaviyo and SMSBump integration, it is also one of the best methods for generating leads for your SMS and email marketing campaigns.
To get started, simply head over to the Recart Dashboard and start creating your conversation flow. If you are completely new to Recart, you can get started for free by installing Recart in the Shopify App Store.
This article originally appeared in the Recart blog and has been published here with permission.
With the Klaviyo and SMSBump integration available in Recart, you can also capture customer phone numbers and email addresses and sync them to a selected Klaviyo or SMSBump list. This is a great way to generate leads faster and cheaper than conventional methods.
The Facebook comments entry point is a perfect match for all brands phone number list that want to engage their audience by running competitions, giveaways, livestreams or simply have a story to tell. Combined with the Klaviyo and SMSBump integration, it is also one of the best methods for generating leads for your SMS and email marketing campaigns.
To get started, simply head over to the Recart Dashboard and start creating your conversation flow. If you are completely new to Recart, you can get started for free by installing Recart in the Shopify App Store.
This article originally appeared in the Recart blog and has been published here with permission.