Overview

The only platform built for full-funnel engagement. From referral to retention, Ambassador helps brands grow through programs that activate, automate, and scale customer relationships.

Solutions

Launch referral, affiliate, and loyalty initiatives with built-in workflows and automation.

Create personalized, goal-oriented journeys across acquisition, retention, and advocacy.

Deliver timely, personalized messages —natively integrated and intelligently automated.

Trigger personalized gift cards, loyalty perks, and payouts—seamlessly delivered through customizable reward flows.

Capture clicks, actions, and milestones across every channel and turn them into moments that drive measurable outcomes.

Vaults, ledgers, and audit-ready systems ensure every engagement is secure, trackable, and aligned to business goals.

Channels

Coordinate every message—across email, SMS, WhatsApp, and more—so your channels work as one system, not siloed tools.

Like a churning customer base, brand ambassador disengagement is a significant concern for your business. It is far from inevitable, though. Disengaged ambassadors can be effectively brought back to active status…with the right strategies.

In this whitepaper, you’ll learn:

  • – How to think about your disengaged ambassadors
  • – Specific strategies to reengage these ambassadors and return them to productivity
  • – What actions will be most effective at reengaging ambassadors
  

Download our free whitepaper and start reengaging your brand ambassadors today!

 

Excerpt:

A customer referral program depends on the activity of its brand ambassadors. They are active recruiters, making appeals to their networks to visit your site or consider your product. If they lose that energy and initiative, your referral program will quickly collapse.

As with anyone, though, a brand ambassador has myriad distractions to sabotage their referral progress.

Even if the incentives you offer at the onset are significant, a period of stagnancy on the part of a brand ambassador can disconnect them from your program entirely.

This is why the operation of a referral program, while not particularly time intensive, requires consistent attention. There is certainly a degree of self-sustenance in a referral program, but to make it as effective (and lucrative) as possible, you need to keep your brand ambassadors engaged and active.

With this reality established, the question becomes how to keep brand ambassadors engaged. This whitepaper will explore some of the options available and the reasoning behind them.

Looking to get your refer a friend program off the ground? Check out our free eBooks Turning Customers into Brand Ambassadors and How to Choose the Right Incentive Structure for Your Ambassador Program now.