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Lifetime value · Anonymised operator case

One connected journey. 57% higher reported LTV.

Six communication channels were brought into one coordinated player lifecycle programme, with relevance and long-term value taking priority over message volume.

+57% Reported lifetime value growth
Case study artwork showing the reported 57% increase in player lifetime value

The challenge

What needed to change

Communication was fragmented across email, SMS, Telegram, paid social and in-product messages. Campaigns reached players, but the operator had no consistent journey connecting the timing, channel and intended next action.

The approach

How this result was achieved

  1. Map the player lifecycle

    Identified the relevant moments in the journey, from first activity through ongoing engagement, before designing individual channel campaigns.

  2. Coordinate six touchpoints

    Connected email, SMS, Telegram, social advertising, embedded messages and pop-ups to one engagement strategy rather than treating them as separate channels.

  3. Match message to context

    Used immediate channels for time-sensitive moments, longer-form messages for guidance, and on-site placements for players already inside the product.

  4. Optimise for player value

    Reviewed communication by relevance and longer-term engagement, not simply how many messages were sent.

The reported outcome

The engagement reported a 57% increase in customer lifetime value. It is presented as the operator-reported outcome of the programme, not as a controlled estimate of the contribution of each channel.

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