[REPLACE BEFORE LAUNCH: the quote on your current site for Frank is a duplicate of Perry's CheckCheck testimonial. Paste Frank's real quote here.]Frank Cebel, Marketing Head at Spruce
Spruce is a cleaning and chores app: residents book housekeeping, tidy-ups and home services in a few taps. Like many fast-growing apps, their messaging stack had grown in pieces: different tools for different channels, legacy audiences never properly activated, and revenue hiding in underused email, push and SMS.
I unified their lifecycle marketing around Braze, re-engaged cold users and built a complete funnel. Deliverability jumped from 10% to 61% in 30 days, and the system now generates roughly $2,000 a day in additional revenue.
Lifecycle events and user data routed into Braze, orchestration for email, SMS and push centralized in one place, and legacy fragmentation removed. One platform controlling timing, logic and personalization.
Users who tried once, booked long ago, or never completed a booking were treated as warm-but-dormant: value re-introduced gradually, volume and segmentation managed to protect deliverability, and targeting based on behavior, recency and property type so every message felt relevant.
Welcome flows, onboarding and activation nudges toward the first booking, abandoned booking recovery, post-service review and rebooking flows, and upsell flows for recurring and deep cleans based on previous usage. Clear entry and exit conditions everywhere, so users experience a journey, not random blasts.
Email for depth and offers, push for timely nudges, SMS for high-intent moments like confirmations and last-chance reminders. Right message, right channel, right moment, and no channel overused to the point of fatigue.
Spruce had a valuable service, a large user base, fragmented tools and underperforming lifecycle channels. With Braze as the hub, a complete funnel, and email, SMS and push acting as one coordinated system, lifecycle went from an afterthought to a core pillar of daily revenue. We keep refining segmentation, triggers and channel mix together.