OmniFlow.Media, a leading provider of digital marketing solutions, has tailored its OmniFlow.AMS platform specifically for online casino operators. The platform is designed to simplify the management of multiple casino brands, allowing operators to associate the same email or mobile number with different brands.

One of the standout features of OmniFlow.AMS is its seamless integration with two major casino platform providers, granting operators access to a wealth of player data. From basic information like first names to detailed insights such as last login dates, deposit and withdrawal histories, cashier details, and bonus activity, OmniFlow.AMS provides a comprehensive view of every player’s engagement.

Another key advantage of OmniFlow.AMS is its ability to create and manage bonuses within campaigns, giving operators the flexibility to incentivize specific behaviors or target particular player segments effectively.

To simplify campaign management, OmniFlow.AMS includes six core protocols for running a casino business: post-registration, first-time depositor, second-time depositor, third-time depositor, churn, and birthday campaigns. The platform also offers pre-built segments tailored to these protocols, enabling operators to target players with precision.

Perhaps most importantly, OmniFlow.AMS allows operators to send both transactional and marketing campaigns from a single instance, ensuring efficiency across all brands while providing players with a seamless experience.

Additionally, OmniFlow.AMS draws on the company’s extensive experience in affiliate marketing, platform management, and email campaigns, offering advanced features like the ability to send campaigns through multiple IP addresses and conduct cold email marketing. The platform also provides best practices for pillar campaigns and player engagement, helping operators optimize their outreach efforts.

In summary, OmniFlow.AMS represents a major advancement for online casino operators looking to maximize the potential of their player base. By offering a single, all-in-one platform for campaign management and player data analysis, OmniFlow.Media is empowering operators to stay competitive in an increasingly crowded market.

OmniFlow.AMS offers a variety of powerful features that can be combined to streamline and enhance your sales cycle. By leveraging advanced campaigns and logic, we’ve helped businesses optimize their sales processes and boost conversion rates.

How did we achieve this?

We began by focusing on website visitors. When sending emails to an existing database, we can track users’ behavior on the site—how often they visit and what actions they take. We found that users who visit the site more frequently are significantly more likely to convert into customers or make a purchase.

To measure this engagement, we implemented a points system. Each visit to the website earned the visitor a point, creating a simple yet effective way to track engagement.

For this example, we set the points to 1 for each page visit. In our case, we were working with a B2B business, so we assumed multiple visits were more about gathering information. If we were targeting B2C, we might adjust the frequency and scoring parameters accordingly.

What’s needed to make this work?

To implement this strategy, you will need:
1. Mailer
2. Campaign

Mailer

The mailer is straightforward. Create a Template Mailer that can be added to a campaign, and use tokens to pass the necessary fields to your sales agents.

Campaign

For this example, we’re working with a B2B business. In our setup, once a contact hits the required points (for example, after visiting the site 5 times), they are added to the notification campaign. The campaign is then executed accordingly. This approach can also be adapted for B2C with a few adjustments that we’ll discuss later in the article.

We created a campaign called “Points Alert,” starting with a segment that includes all users in the database.

Next, we set a condition to determine whether the contact was a client. If the contact was not yet a client, we checked if they had accumulated 5 points (i.e., visited the site at least 5 times). If they met this condition, a notification mailer would be sent to the sales team. If the contact had not yet reached the required points, the campaign would loop back to the initial condition.

Conclusions

This approach allows the sales team to receive notifications about “hot” leads, significantly improving conversion rates.

Bonus Tip: You can reset a contact’s points by adding an action to update their contact field and set their points back to 0.