Context
With a fully digital acquisition funnel, the company was experiencing significant customer drop-off throughout the journey. The reasons behind abandonment were unclear, and the CRM flow showed signs of disorganization: excessive messaging, redundancy, and an imbalance between cost and effectiveness.
Phase 1 – Touchpoint Optimization Based on Customer Research
We started the project with qualitative and quantitative research involving leads who had recently gone through the acquisition funnel. The goal was to understand:
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What doubts or questions arose along the way;
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Where drop-offs were happening;
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How customers perceived communication across different channels.
The analysis revealed confusion, insecurity, and inconsistency in communication across various touchpoints (website, app, emails, SMS, WhatsApp).
Based on these insights:
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We conducted a systematic review of all communication touchpoints;
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Mapped the content delivered at each stage and channel;
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Collaborated with the product team to create a communication guide with unified tone, language, and messaging;
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Mobilized all responsible teams to ensure coherence and a smooth customer journey.
Beyond directly improving the funnel, the research findings also triggered adjustments and new initiatives in other areas of the company, extending the impact of the project.
Result:
An estimated +2 percentage point increase in conversion.
Phase 2 – CRM Flow Redesign
The second phase focused on improving the CRM strategy, which had the following issues:
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Repetitive messages over multiple days;
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Lack of visual and tonal consistency;
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Overlapping communication across channels (e.g., simultaneous email and WhatsApp messages).
We ran an A/B/C test to validate the new approach:
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Group A (control): original CRM flow;
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Group B: same structure, updated content;
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Group C: revised content plus optimized timing and distribution across channels.
Results for Group C:
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+3 percentage point increase in conversion;
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50% cost reduction per customer, by simply staggering email and WhatsApp send times;
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Reinvestment of savings into more WhatsApp messages (a higher-performing channel) while maintaining lower overall costs.
Overall Impact
By combining customer insights, data analysis, and cross-team collaboration, we achieved:
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Correction of critical communication flaws;
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A significantly better user experience;
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Higher acquisition funnel performance;
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Operational cost optimization;
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And cross-functional learnings that influenced other company projects.

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