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[ ] {NAME}, empower your customers with proactive communications [View this in your browser]( [ ] [Smart Insights]( [About]( [Upgrade Today]( [Contact Us]( [ ] Increase customer retention by minimizing post-purchase dissonance [ ] [ ] [ ] [Prevent Post-Purchase Dissonance]( [ ] [ ] [ ] Do your customers regret their purchase with you? Provide value and encourage customer loyalty [The Post Purchase Dissonance]( There could be many reasons for post-purchase dissonance* at hud, leaving the customer unsatisfied or uneasy about the purchase. - Feeling overpaid for the product that they have purchased. - Realizing that the competitor’s product is far better in terms of price, features, and attributes compared to your product. - Disparity between their prior evaluation of the product and their final purchase. So they don’t want the product anymore. {NAME}, a true evaluation of the post-purchase decision-making process can give you a ton of insight. Become a [Business Starter Member]( today to improve how you use digital communications to welcome new customers, encourage retention, and customer loyalty, of your services. [Learn More]( [ ] Reduce post-purchase dissonance Get started with the following steps [Business Starter Membership]( 1. Encourage loyalty and advocacy building on initial onboarding 2. Welcome new customers to showcase brand and product value By upgrading to [Business Starter Membership]( you'll enjoy 24/7 access to our exclusive Learning Paths, unlocking actionable solutions and a tried-and-tested framework. You can opt for the flexibility of our monthly plan, or save by choosing to pay annually. [Choose My Plan]( [ ] [ ] [ ] [Globally recognized, actionable marketing training]( [ ] [ ] [ ] Read our testimonials Tonnes of templates and guides on everything marketing - if you want to be a digital ninja, sign up for Smart Insights! Megan Harrison, Senior Account Manager, Banana Kick [Amplify My Career]( *Post purchase dissonation : Customer's level of dissatisfaction after buying a product or service [ ] [ ] Resources [Free resources]( [Premium resources]( [Templates]( [Ebooks]( [Courses]( Membership [Member options]( [Member resources]( [Why join?]( [Support & FAQ]( [Team Membership]( Strategy [Plan]( [Reach]( [Act]( [Convert]( [Engage]( [ ] Follow Us [linkedin]( [fb]( [tw]( [instagram]( [rss]( This email from Smart Insights is permission-based; you agreed to receive it through opting in on [SmartInsights.com](. Smart Insights (Marketing Intelligence) Ltd [Click here to unsubscribe](

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