Customer reactivation for hamper and gift businesses
Your best December customers already bought from you last year: the HR manager who sent 20 hampers to staff, the client who sends one to every partner. Customer reactivation means messaging them first, personally, before the rush and before your competitors' flyers land.
See it working on your business
I'll build a 60-second demo using your own products and prices, so you can see exactly what your customers would get.
Ask for my demoWhy it matters for hamper and gift businesses
Once those messages go out, the reply desk takes over. It answers every reply and new festive enquiry in minutes, takes corporate order details and keeps your delivery slots under control.
Nigerian searches for “christmas hampers” went from about 140 in September 2025 to 390 in October, 1,600 in November and 3,600 in December (Google Ads data via DataForSEO). The buying window opens in October.
Sound familiar?
- Last year's corporate buyers haven't heard from you since January.
- Everyone orders in the last two weeks, so you're overbooked and turning money away.
- Custom hamper questions (budget, contents, branding) take long replies.
- Delivery addresses for 30 recipients arrive as a messy voice note.
- Payment confirmations get lost between staff.
The questions it answers for you
Every day, in seconds, from your own price list and in your tone:
- “Can I see this year's catalogue?”
- “Can you do 30 hampers at ₦50k each?”
- “Can you add our company logo?”
- “Do you deliver to Lagos and Abuja?”
- “When is the last day to order?”
What it handles
- Your past buyers sorted: corporate, personal, high spenders, last-December buyers
- Early-bird messages with your new collection and order cut-off date
- Corporate orders: quantity, budget per hamper, branding, delivery list template
- Delivery slot booking so the last week doesn't collapse
- Cut-off reminders to people who said 'later'
- Reply desk for every enquiry until 31 December
300 of last year's buyers get a personal message. If 1 in 12 reorders at ₦60,000, that's 25 orders and ₦1.5M before you spend anything on ads.
Your numbers will differ. On our call we use yours.
Price and terms
Founding price ₦550,000 until Sunday 18 October, then ₦650,000 from Monday 19 October. Standard price ₦850,000. 70% to start, 30% when it's live. Live within 7 working days.
Go-live: live within 7 working days of receiving your customer list and account access, or you don't pay the balance.
Full details of the December Cash SprintQuestions from hamper and gift businesses
Won't my customers find this annoying?
Not when it's personal: it mentions what they bought, offers something relevant, and has an easy opt-out. We send in small batches and stop if anyone complains.
Can it handle corporate orders with many addresses?
Yes. It sends a simple delivery-list template, collects it and hands you a clean order.
My customers are only in my WhatsApp. Is that enough?
Yes. We build the list from your chats and labels together in the first two days.
What if we sell out?
It switches to a waitlist and tells buyers the next available delivery date, so you don't promise what you can't deliver.
How much does it cost?
The December Cash Sprint is ₦850,000. Clients who start by Sunday 18 October 2026 pay ₦550,000, and the price goes up after that. 70% starts the build and 30% is paid when it's live. Platform running costs are paid directly to the platforms.
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Built and tested by Iyke Tega. You'll deal with me directly, from the first call to the 14-day report.
Want to see it on your own page?
I'll build a 60-second demo using your products and prices. Or take the 2-minute fit check first.