Onboarding & activation
Clear path to value with behavioral nudges instead of generic drips.
Install Customer.io, Braze or Klaviyo with event-based journeys, identity hygiene and deliverability. Activation, habit and win-back get designed instead of left to newsletters.
For SaaS and fintech teams (and ecommerce when retention is the constraint) that already acquire users and need lifecycle systems that protect LTV.
Retention lift can boost profits 25–95%. Keeping a customer is usually cheaper than buying the next one.
Growceanu email conversion after Customer.io architecture (regulated EU crowdfunding).
Maczfit monthly savings after event-based Customer.io data architecture.
Without structured lifecycle journeys, users drift after signup. Churn rises quietly before day 90, and marketing burns budget re-acquiring people who never activated. Lifecycle marketing is revenue infrastructure: it decides whether a new user activates in the first 7 days, builds a habit by day 30, or churns before day 90.
Onboarding through win-back should share one event model and one measurement cadence. In practice that means stage-level metrics, frequency caps and experiments that compound instead of resetting every quarter.
Clear path to value with behavioral nudges instead of generic drips.
Usage-based triggers and early churn signals with automated interventions.
Segmented reactivation timed to predicted value rather than blast discounts.
Cohort tracking and stage-level metrics your team can run weekly.
Maciej is a Customer.io Certified Partner. Work covers implementation and migration, data setup, event and attribute architecture, deliverability, lifecycle automation, QA and team handover. That scope is listed on the public Customer.io partner directory.
A typical install takes 4–6 weeks: discovery and data audit in week 1, journey design in week 2, build and integrations in weeks 3–4, then optimization tests on subject lines and timing once flows are live.
Map current tools, event quality and consent. Note where journeys already exist versus where users drop.
Design stage transitions for activation, habit, churn and win-back tied to personas and real product events.
Build in Customer.io, Braze, or Klaviyo; wire analytics and warehouse events; QA deliverability.
Run controlled tests on timing and creative. Train your team and hand over a weekly review cadence.
These are labeled self-published cases on this site. Growceanu (regulated EU crowdfunding) reached 1.5% email conversion and >55% email opening rate after Customer.io work. Maczfit saved more than €50,000 per month after an event-based Customer.io data architecture moved carts and orders off Objects.
Growceanu Customer.io case · Maczfit Customer.io case · All results
Earlier work at bunq, Resumedia and OneFit shaped retention foundations, multi-language reactivation and CRM–acquisition loops.
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Agencies often ship campaigns. In-house teams often inherit messy events. This engagement installs taxonomy, identity, deliverability and stage journeys your team can own.
| Newsletter-only CRM | This implementation | Agency lifecycle package | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Event taxonomy + identity resolutionTriggers that fire on real product and billing events. | ✕ | ✓ | ~ |
| Lifecycle stages (activation → habit → churn)D7 / D30 / D90 framing beyond a single welcome drip. | ✕ | ✓ | ~ |
| Deliverability + domain warm-up on migrationSPF/DKIM/DMARC and sending reputation planned up front. | ✕ | ✓ | ~ |
| Hands-on build in Customer.io / Braze / KlaviyoFlows live in your account, documented for your team. | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| First-party case proof on this siteGrowceanu and Maczfit results with labeled metrics. | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ |
Book a short call. Bring your current CRM, the top churn reasons and where activation stalls.