Engagement grows when every fan, viewer or shopper gets the next thing that fits them, not the next thing on the homepage. Ask a model trained on your own customers, and it comes back with who to nudge, toward what, and in which channel.
1watch_time_bandThis use caseMove Light viewers to Moderate: one more series a quarter.
2is_cyclerGive release-window cyclers a reason to stay between releases.
3at_riskAim engagement plays at subscribers whose churn risk is rising.
Channels
In-app
Push
Email
CRM / Lifecycle
CTV
Paid social
Use case briefPublished
GoalDeepen fan engagement
KPIs, in priority order
1events_attended_bandThis use caseAdd one more event a season for fans at two to four.
2app_userGet more ticket holders using the app, where they buy food and their next ticket.
3avg_event_spendLift spend per event through in-seat ordering and upgrades.
4parking_userFill pre-paid parking, which means arriving early and spending more.
Channels
App push
Email
SMS
Ticketing
In-venue screens
Loyalty / Rewards
Paid social
+1 more
Use case briefPublished
GoalBring guests back more often
KPIs, in priority order
1frequency_tierThis use caseAdd a visit a quarter for Occasional guests: the step to Regular.
2rewards_memberSign up the regulars who aren't members yet, so the next visit can be asked for.
3aov_tierLift spend per cover with cross-sell, not discounts.
Channels
Email
SMS
Bookings
POS
Loyalty / Rewards
App push
Paid social
+1 more
Every use case starts with a brief like this one.
The action plan
The plays that line up the next watch.
An example run for VistaStream, a Neuralift demo brand: a US streamer with ad-supported and ad-free plans, briefed to grow watch time and tune-in. Four of its eight ranked actions are engagement plays: step through them and the map lights up the segments each one reaches.
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Segments14
Subscribers4,200,000
On this lens7d_adfrequencyat_riskis_cyclerwatch_time_band
28%33%26%13%
Light
Moderate
Heavy
Very heavy
51%31%19%
Low
Medium
High
68%32%
No
Yes
22%40%38%
Light
Moderate
Heavy
Weekend Family Co-Viewers
Maya
Representative customer
512,000 subscribers · 12.2%
12%Light
44%Moderate
34%Heavy
10%Very heavy
62%Low
28%Medium
10%High
88%No
12%Yes
20%Light
52%Moderate
28%Heavy
What sets them apart
Watch together on the living-room TV, Friday to Sunday evenings.
Family films and kids' series lead.
Brand-safe, high-attention reach.
Premium Ad-Free Loyalists
Clive
Representative customer
452,000 subscribers · 10.8%
100%Light
0%Moderate
0%Heavy
0%Very heavy
80%Low
16%Medium
4%High
94%No
6%Yes
10%Light
40%Moderate
50%Heavy
What sets them apart
On the premium plan, so they see no ads.
The longest tenure in the base.
Not an ad audience; their viewing seeds lookalikes.
Live Sports Ad-Tier Viewers
Cody
Representative customer
438,000 subscribers · 10.4%
4%Light
22%Moderate
46%Heavy
28%Very heavy
44%Low
34%Medium
22%High
52%No
48%Yes
24%Light
44%Moderate
32%Heavy
What sets them apart
Join for the season's live games on the ad tier.
The heaviest ad loads in the base during games.
Cycle out between seasons.
Prestige Drama Bingers
Harper
Representative customer
396,000 subscribers · 9.4%
36%Light
42%Moderate
18%Heavy
4%Very heavy
58%Low
30%Medium
12%High
64%No
36%Yes
8%Light
32%Moderate
60%Heavy
What sets them apart
Binge new seasons of the originals in the first week.
Few ads an hour, deep attention.
A premium audience for launch sponsors.
Release-Window Cyclers
Eli
Representative customer
382,000 subscribers · 9.1%
30%Light
40%Moderate
22%Heavy
8%Very heavy
18%Low
36%Medium
46%High
0%No
100%Yes
38%Light
40%Moderate
22%Heavy
What sets them apart
Subscribe for a big release, cancel within two months, return for the next.
At risk by design between releases.
A predictable calendar for ad sales.
Daytime Reality Streamers
Bev
Representative customer
344,000 subscribers · 8.2%
8%Light
30%Moderate
42%Heavy
20%Very heavy
50%Low
34%Medium
16%High
80%No
20%Yes
6%Light
30%Moderate
64%Heavy
What sets them apart
Reality and lifestyle shows on weekday afternoons.
Long sessions on the ad tier.
Strong for retail and beauty advertisers.
Kids' Profile Households
Gemma
Representative customer
298,000 subscribers · 7.1%
40%Light
46%Moderate
12%Heavy
2%Very heavy
72%Low
22%Medium
6%High
90%No
10%Yes
14%Light
40%Moderate
46%Heavy
What sets them apart
Most viewing is on kids' profiles.
Ads are limited by policy on those profiles.
Kept out of targeted ad audiences.
Mobile Commuter Snackers
Noor
Representative customer
276,000 subscribers · 6.6%
18%Light
50%Moderate
26%Heavy
6%Very heavy
46%Low
36%Medium
18%High
82%No
18%Yes
52%Light
38%Moderate
10%Heavy
What sets them apart
Short episodes on the phone, weekday mornings.
Shorter ad pods suit them.
Reachable at the start of the day.
Spanish-Language Viewers
Lucia
Representative customer
236,000 subscribers · 5.6%
14%Light
40%Moderate
34%Heavy
12%Very heavy
54%Low
32%Medium
14%High
78%No
22%Yes
16%Light
42%Moderate
42%Heavy
What sets them apart
Spanish-language originals and telenovelas lead.
Under-served by today's ad packages.
An audience advertisers ask for.
Ad-Fatigued Late-Night Viewers
Hal
Representative customer
214,000 subscribers · 5.1%
0%Light
6%Moderate
28%Heavy
66%Very heavy
20%Low
38%Medium
42%High
70%No
30%Yes
4%Light
24%Moderate
72%Heavy
What sets them apart
See more than 120 ads a week, mostly after 10pm.
Ad completion falls in the last hour of a session.
Churn risk rising with ad load.
Price-Sensitive Downgraders
Brent
Representative customer
188,000 subscribers · 4.5%
6%Light
30%Moderate
40%Heavy
24%Very heavy
22%Low
38%Medium
40%High
60%No
40%Yes
18%Light
46%Moderate
36%Heavy
What sets them apart
Moved from Standard to the ad tier this year.
Watch as much as before, with more ads.
Churn risk climbs with ad load.
Documentary Deep-Divers
Rhys
Representative customer
168,000 subscribers · 4.0%
44%Light
40%Moderate
14%Heavy
2%Very heavy
64%Low
28%Medium
8%High
76%No
24%Yes
30%Light
46%Moderate
24%Heavy
What sets them apart
Search-led factual viewing, finished to the end.
High ad completion, low ad load.
Premium for finance and auto advertisers.
Movie Night Renters
Jules
Representative customer
154,000 subscribers · 3.7%
26%Light
44%Moderate
24%Heavy
6%Very heavy
52%Low
32%Medium
16%High
70%No
30%Yes
44%Light
42%Moderate
14%Heavy
What sets them apart
Weekend movie nights, often a new release.
Ads before the film, few during it.
Strong for food delivery and entertainment.
Returning Trialists
Ari
Representative customer
142,000 subscribers · 3.4%
22%Light
44%Moderate
26%Heavy
8%Very heavy
30%Low
40%Medium
30%High
42%No
58%Yes
56%Light
34%Moderate
10%Heavy
What sets them apart
Came back on a promotional ad-tier price.
Still deciding whether to stay.
A light ad load keeps them.
VistaStream, a Neuralift demo brand, in an illustrative run: the segments and figures are examples. Hover a segment to see what sets it apart.
Action 01 of 08Margin neutral
Line up the next series before the finale airs
impact: high
effort: low
confidence: good
~59.2Kest. subscribers who start another series within a week
Reaches 370,000 subscribers · 9% of the base
A series started in the first week keeps them watching
2.7×watch hours the next monthvs1×nothing started
Who
Subscribers two episodes from a finale with nothing else on their watchlist
Offer
Two picks matched to the series they're finishing, with the first episode playing after the finale
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 02 of 08Margin neutral
Send family co-viewers the weekend's film on Friday
impact: high
effort: low
confidence: good
~72Kest. subscribers who start a family film by Saturday
Reaches 360,000 subscribers · 9% of the base
Friday decides the weekend
62%of their weekend viewing starts Friday or Saturday
Who
Households that watch together on the TV at weekends
Offer
A Friday-afternoon pick for family film night, matched to what the kids' profiles watch
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 03 of 08Margin neutral
Show Spanish-language viewers the catalog beyond telenovelas
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~27Kest. subscribers who watch a second genre
Reaches 150,000 subscribers · 4% of the base
The catalog holds far more than they've found
340Spanish-language titlesvs18they've ever started
Who
Spanish-language viewers who've only watched telenovelas
Offer
Spanish-language originals and dubbed hits in their own row on the home screen
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 05 of 08Margin neutral
Move phone-only commuters to the TV at the weekend
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~24Kest. subscribers who watch on the TV at the weekend
Reaches 200,000 subscribers · 5% of the base
Viewers on two screens watch twice as much
2.1×watch time on phone and TVvs1×phone only
Who
Subscribers who watch only on the phone, on weekday mornings
Offer
Continue-on-TV prompts for the series they're watching, with the weekend's episodes queued
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
01 / 04
The action plan
The plays that bring fans back sooner.
An example run for Granite Pulse Arena, a Neuralift demo brand: a sports and events arena with its own app, ticketing and parking. Four of its eight ranked actions are engagement plays: step through them and the map lights up the segments each one reaches.
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Segments14
Fans105,900
On this lensevents_attended_bandapp_useravg_event_spendparking_user
32%36%19%14%
1
2–4
5–9
10+
46%54%
No
Yes
16%37%31%15%
Low
Mid
High
Premium
48%52%
No
Yes
Concert-Only Ticket Buyers
Lola
Representative customer
14,600 fans · 13.8%
64%1
32%2–4
4%5–9
0%10+
70%No
30%Yes
10%Low
38%Mid
38%High
14%Premium
58%No
42%Yes
What sets them apart
Come for concerts and shows, never a game.
Buy on the primary site and skip the app.
Spend well on drinks on the night.
Single-Game Family Outings
Paige
Representative customer
12,300 fans · 11.6%
58%1
40%2–4
2%5–9
0%10+
64%No
36%Yes
20%Low
48%Mid
26%High
6%Premium
34%No
66%Yes
What sets them apart
Two adults and two kids, once or twice a season.
Promotional nights decide the date.
Park on site and arrive early.
App-Active Game-Day Regulars
Jamal
Representative customer
10,900 fans · 10.3%
0%1
22%2–4
58%5–9
20%10+
0%No
100%Yes
14%Low
46%Mid
32%High
8%Premium
40%No
60%Yes
What sets them apart
Use the app for tickets, in-seat food and replays.
Five to nine games a season.
Answer a game-day push within minutes.
Season Ticket Core
Gus
Representative customer
9,200 fans · 8.7%
0%1
0%2–4
12%5–9
88%10+
18%No
82%Yes
4%Low
26%Mid
44%High
26%Premium
22%No
78%Yes
What sets them apart
Half- and full-season holders at nearly every home game.
App and parking users almost to a person.
The fans every other segment could become.
Student Night Crowd
Zack
Representative customer
8,900 fans · 8.4%
30%1
52%2–4
16%5–9
2%10+
26%No
74%Yes
56%Low
36%Mid
7%High
1%Premium
96%No
4%Yes
What sets them apart
Student-priced tickets, in groups, on Thursday nights.
Low spend, high noise, tickets in the app wallet.
Next year's full-price fans.
Late-Arriving Downtown Workers
Ravi
Representative customer
8,400 fans · 7.9%
10%1
52%2–4
30%5–9
8%10+
42%No
58%Yes
24%Low
44%Mid
26%High
6%Premium
92%No
8%Yes
What sets them apart
Walk over from the office and arrive after tip-off.
Never park, rarely eat before the game.
A short window for in-seat ordering.
Merch-First Fans
Tess
Representative customer
7,600 fans · 7.2%
24%1
50%2–4
22%5–9
4%10+
38%No
62%Yes
10%Low
34%Mid
40%High
16%Premium
48%No
52%Yes
What sets them apart
Buy jerseys and drops in the arena store and online.
Merchandise is half their spend.
Player-release weeks bring them in.
Lapsed Season Holders
Doug
Representative customer
6,800 fans · 6.4%
30%1
62%2–4
8%5–9
0%10+
56%No
44%Yes
12%Low
40%Mid
36%High
12%Premium
44%No
56%Yes
What sets them apart
Gave up season seats in the last two years.
Still come to two to four big games.
Still logged into the app.
Resale-Market Opportunists
Nico
Representative customer
6,100 fans · 5.8%
44%1
48%2–4
8%5–9
0%10+
72%No
28%Yes
18%Low
40%Mid
32%High
10%Premium
50%No
50%Yes
What sets them apart
Buy late on resale for rivalry games.
Never in the app's ticket wallet.
A primary-ticket buyer the arena doesn't reach.
Parking-Pass Early Arrivers
Carla
Representative customer
5,200 fans · 4.9%
4%1
34%2–4
44%5–9
18%10+
22%No
78%Yes
6%Low
30%Mid
44%High
20%Premium
0%No
100%Yes
What sets them apart
Pre-pay parking and arrive an hour before tip-off.
Eat at the arena, often before the doors to the bowl open.
The highest food spend outside the clubs.
Out-of-Town Visiting Fans
Hugh
Representative customer
4,700 fans · 4.4%
96%1
4%2–4
0%5–9
0%10+
88%No
12%Yes
14%Low
42%Mid
32%High
12%Premium
62%No
38%Yes
What sets them apart
Travel in to follow the away team.
One game, one night, a hotel nearby.
Buy the other team's merchandise.
Kids Club Members
Abby
Representative customer
4,400 fans · 4.2%
20%1
52%2–4
26%5–9
2%10+
60%No
40%Yes
20%Low
52%Mid
24%High
4%Premium
36%No
64%Yes
What sets them apart
Under-14 members, brought by a parent.
Kids' club nights and mascot events.
Family plans grow from here.
Premium Club Seat Holders
Vivian
Representative customer
3,900 fans · 3.7%
2%1
12%2–4
36%5–9
50%10+
30%No
70%Yes
0%Low
2%Mid
18%High
80%Premium
12%No
88%Yes
What sets them apart
Club seats and suites, many on a company account.
The highest spend per event in the building.
Dining and lounge access drive the visit.
Corporate Hospitality Guests
Elaine
Representative customer
2,900 fans · 2.7%
52%1
40%2–4
8%5–9
0%10+
90%No
10%Yes
0%Low
4%Mid
24%High
72%Premium
30%No
70%Yes
What sets them apart
Attend in suites as a client or an employee.
Never buy their own ticket.
A path to personal fandom.
Granite Pulse Arena, a Neuralift demo brand, in an illustrative run: the segments and figures are examples. Hover a segment to see what sets it apart.
Action 01 of 08Margin neutral
Recommend the next game from the one they just attended
impact: high
effort: low
confidence: good
~1.4Kest. fans who buy another game this season
Reaches 11,600 fans · 11% of the base
Fans who come twice in 30 days keep coming
6.2games a seasonvs2.8one-off attenders
Who
Fans who attended in the last 14 days and hold no next ticket
Offer
Two picks matched to the game they saw (opponent, night, seats), bookable in the app
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 02 of 08Margin neutral
Move concert-goers into the app before the show
impact: high
effort: low
confidence: good
~1.1Kest. fans who use the app at their next event
Reaches 7,100 fans · 7% of the base
App users spend more on the night
$58per event, app usersvs$37non-app
Who
Concert ticket holders who have never opened the app
Offer
Mobile entry, plus a drink-ahead pass once the ticket is in the app
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 04 of 08Protects margin
Bundle parking and dinner for family outings
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~$26Kest. incremental value
Reaches 6,000 fans · 6% of the base
Families who pre-park arrive earlier and eat on site
71 minearly, with pre-paid parkingvs24 mineveryone else
Who
Families buying three or more tickets without pre-paid parking
Offer
Parking and a family dinner bundle at a set price, bought with the tickets
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 06 of 08Margin neutral
Open in-seat ordering to late arrivers
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~$18Kest. incremental value
Reaches 7,000 fans · 7% of the base
They miss the concourse but stay to the end
92%stay to the final buzzervs78%everyone else
Who
Fans who scan in after tip-off and leave without a concourse purchase
Offer
In-seat ordering opened at the first timeout, delivered by the end of the quarter
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
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The action plan
The plays that turn a visit into a habit.
An example run for Leo's Steakhouse, a Neuralift demo brand with 24 restaurants, briefed to bring guests back more often. Four of its eight ranked actions are engagement plays: step through them and the map lights up the segments each one reaches.
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Segments14
Guests149,400
On this lensaov_tierfrequency_tierrecency_tierrewards_member
23%38%25%14%
Low
Mid
High
Premium
42%36%22%
Occasional
Regular
Frequent
25%31%44%
Lapsed
Cooling
Active
68%32%
No
Yes
Celebration Diners
Bella
Representative customer
18,600 guests · 12.4%
6%Low
24%Mid
40%High
30%Premium
72%Occasional
24%Regular
4%Frequent
30%Lapsed
42%Cooling
28%Active
70%No
30%Yes
What sets them apart
Book for birthdays and anniversaries, two or three times a year.
Order the tomahawk, the wine pairing and dessert.
Respond to the occasion, not the discount.
Business Lunch Regulars
Grant
Representative customer
16,200 guests · 10.8%
10%Low
46%Mid
34%High
10%Premium
8%Occasional
40%Regular
52%Frequent
6%Lapsed
20%Cooling
74%Active
78%No
22%Yes
What sets them apart
Weekday lunch with clients, on a company card.
Frequent, quick and set-menu friendly.
Rarely seen at weekends.
Happy-Hour Bar Grazers
Kim
Representative customer
15,800 guests · 10.6%
58%Low
32%Mid
8%High
2%Premium
10%Occasional
44%Regular
46%Frequent
10%Lapsed
26%Cooling
64%Active
88%No
12%Yes
What sets them apart
Bar seats at happy hour: sliders, oysters and a cocktail.
Visit often, spend little per visit.
The bar knows them; the dining room hasn't met them.
Discount-Led Occasionals
Rick
Representative customer
14,900 guests · 10.0%
44%Low
40%Mid
13%High
3%Premium
80%Occasional
17%Regular
3%Frequent
42%Lapsed
38%Cooling
20%Active
62%No
38%Yes
What sets them apart
Come when a 20%-off email lands, and only then.
Order to the offer: the set menu and a soft drink.
The lowest margin per cover in the base.
Family Sunday Diners
Paul
Representative customer
13,600 guests · 9.1%
20%Low
52%Mid
24%High
4%Premium
34%Occasional
48%Regular
18%Frequent
18%Lapsed
32%Cooling
50%Active
56%No
44%Yes
What sets them apart
Sunday early evening, four or five covers, kids' menu.
Steady visitors, mid spend per head.
Respond to family bundles.
Lapsed Weekend Regulars
Lynn
Representative customer
11,200 guests · 7.5%
14%Low
42%Mid
34%High
10%Premium
40%Occasional
46%Regular
14%Frequent
72%Lapsed
24%Cooling
4%Active
48%No
52%Yes
What sets them apart
Were Friday-night regulars, last seen five months ago.
Spent as much per visit as ever when they came.
A new location opened near most of them.
Takeout Steak Night Households
Ben
Representative customer
10,300 guests · 6.9%
36%Low
44%Mid
16%High
4%Premium
26%Occasional
46%Regular
28%Frequent
14%Lapsed
30%Cooling
56%Active
72%No
28%Yes
What sets them apart
Order steak dinners to go on weeknights.
Rarely dine in.
Bundle-responsive: steak, sides and a bottle.
Loyalty Points Maximisers
Shane
Representative customer
9,900 guests · 6.6%
30%Low
46%Mid
20%High
4%Premium
18%Occasional
48%Regular
34%Frequent
10%Lapsed
30%Cooling
60%Active
0%No
100%Yes
What sets them apart
Track points closely and redeem at every chance.
Spend to the next reward threshold.
The reward decides the date.
Wine-Led Premium Diners
Olivia
Representative customer
9,400 guests · 6.3%
0%Low
8%Mid
36%High
56%Premium
30%Occasional
50%Regular
20%Frequent
12%Lapsed
30%Cooling
58%Active
82%No
18%Yes
What sets them apart
The wine list drives the check: half their spend is the bottle.
Regulars at two or three locations.
Never redeem a discount.
Pre-Theatre Set-Menu Guests
Ivy
Representative customer
8,700 guests · 5.8%
32%Low
52%Mid
14%High
2%Premium
52%Occasional
38%Regular
10%Frequent
16%Lapsed
36%Cooling
48%Active
80%No
20%Yes
What sets them apart
Book the 5:30 set menu before a show.
Two courses, little wine, out by 7.
About twenty minutes to upsell.
First-Visit Tourists
Ellie
Representative customer
7,100 guests · 4.8%
18%Low
40%Mid
30%High
12%Premium
96%Occasional
4%Regular
0%Frequent
60%Lapsed
30%Cooling
10%Active
96%No
4%Yes
What sets them apart
One visit while in town, often a hotel concierge referral.
Spend well on the night.
Won't become regulars, but may review.
Bar-to-Dining Upgraders
Rafael
Representative customer
5,600 guests · 3.7%
10%Low
44%Mid
36%High
10%Premium
20%Occasional
46%Regular
34%Frequent
8%Lapsed
28%Cooling
64%Active
66%No
34%Yes
What sets them apart
Started at the bar and now book the dining room too.
Spend per visit up by half over a year.
The path the Happy-Hour Grazers could follow.
Gift-Card Redeemers
Nell
Representative customer
4,300 guests · 2.9%
20%Low
36%Mid
30%High
14%Premium
86%Occasional
12%Regular
2%Frequent
46%Lapsed
34%Cooling
20%Active
94%No
6%Yes
What sets them apart
Visit to spend a gift card someone else bought.
Often spend past the card's value.
Most never come back on their own dime.
Private Dining Bookers
Diane
Representative customer
3,800 guests · 2.5%
0%Low
6%Mid
30%High
64%Premium
44%Occasional
40%Regular
16%Frequent
20%Lapsed
38%Cooling
42%Active
76%No
24%Yes
What sets them apart
Book the private dining room for teams and clients.
The highest check in the base.
Two or three events a year each.
Leo's Steakhouse, a Neuralift demo brand, in an illustrative run: the segments and figures are examples. Hover a segment to see what sets it apart.
Action 01 of 08Margin neutral
Walk happy-hour regulars from the bar to the dining room
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~738est. guests who book a dinner in the dining room
Reaches 8,200 guests · 5% of the base
Bar-to-dining upgraders spend half as much again
$96per visit after upgradingvs$64before
Who
Bar regulars with three or more happy-hour visits a month and no dining booking
Offer
A chef's-table seat for two, booked from the bar with one tap
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 02 of 08Margin neutral
Ask regulars to join rewards at the table
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~4.3Kest. guests who join rewards
Reaches 19,400 guests · 13% of the base
Members come back sooner
38 daysbetween visits for membersvs71 daysfor regulars who aren't
Who
Guests with three or more visits in 90 days who aren't members
Offer
Join from the check presenter, with dessert on the house next visit
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 03 of 08Margin neutral
Bring takeout households in for steak night at a table
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~688est. guests who book a dine-in visit
Reaches 8,600 guests · 6% of the base
They already order the dining-room menu
64%of their orders are dine-in dishes
Who
Weeknight takeout households with no dine-in visit in six months
Offer
A weeknight family table with their usual order ready to fire, and a bottle at retail price
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
Action 06 of 08Protects margin
Show lunch regulars the dinner menu before it launches
impact: medium
effort: low
confidence: good
~1Kest. guests who add an evening visit
Reaches 8,600 guests · 6% of the base
Lunch regulars rarely come back for dinner
9%have dined after 6pmvs41%everyone else
Who
Weekday lunch regulars who've never booked dinner
Offer
A first look at the new season's dinner menu, with a weeknight table for two held
Suggested vs observedSuggested Treated
01 / 04
Why it's different
Beyond “you might also like”.
Recommendation engines look at what someone just did and suggest more of the same. They don't know who the person is, why they come, or what would bring them back sooner. Neuralift gives every recommendation a reason: the segment, its rhythm, and the channel that reaches it.
A recommender
profile_idlast watchedrecommended
p_1042Drama finaleMore drama
p_2291TelenovelaAnother telenovela
p_3378Live gameNext live game
More of the same, for everyone, at the same moment.
A Neuralift view
The next thing, by segment
Prestige Drama Bingers30%the next series, before the finaleWeekend Family Co-Viewers24%a Friday film pickSpanish-Language Viewers18%beyond telenovelasMobile Commuter Snackers16%onto the TVDocumentary Deep-Divers12%search-led picks
Prestige Drama Bingers drift after a finale with nothing lined up. Two picks before the last episode keep them watching.
Spanish-Language Viewers have started 18 of 340 Spanish-language titles. Their own row on the home screen shows them the rest.
Next best actionTimingChannelHoldoutsAn example view on the VistaStream demo run.
Recommend with a reason
Each suggestion comes from who the person is and why they come, not only from what they did last.
The right moment and channel
Each segment's own rhythm sets the timing, and the channel it actually answers carries the message.
Grow the whole relationship
Move people between experiences, from concerts to games and from the bar to the dining room, not just to more of the same.
Why it's different
Beyond “you might also like”.
Recommendation engines look at what someone just did and suggest more of the same. They don't know who the person is, why they come, or what would bring them back sooner. Neuralift gives every recommendation a reason: the segment, its rhythm, and the channel that reaches it.
A recommender
fan_idlast eventrecommended
f_1042Rivals nightNext rivals night
f_2291ConcertAnother concert
f_3378Family gameNext family night
More of the same, for everyone, at the same moment.
A Neuralift view
The next thing, by segment
Concert-Only Buyers27%into the app firstFamily Outings23%parking and dinner bundleGame-Day Regulars20%next game within 14 daysLate Arrivers16%in-seat orderingLapsed Holders14%a partial plan
Concert-Only Buyers won't take a game ticket yet, so getting them into the app first lifts what they spend on the night.
Late Arrivers miss the concourse, so in-seat ordering at the first timeout reaches them where the homepage never will.
Next best actionTimingChannelHoldoutsAn example view on the Granite Pulse demo run.
Recommend with a reason
Each suggestion comes from who the person is and why they come, not only from what they did last.
The right moment and channel
Each segment's own rhythm sets the timing, and the channel it actually answers carries the message.
Grow the whole relationship
Move people between experiences, from concerts to games and from the bar to the dining room, not just to more of the same.
Why it's different
Beyond “you might also like”.
Recommendation engines look at what someone just did and suggest more of the same. They don't know who the person is, why they come, or what would bring them back sooner. Neuralift gives every recommendation a reason: the segment, its rhythm, and the channel that reaches it.
A recommender
guest_idlast visitrecommended
g_1042Happy hourHappy hour Friday
g_2291TakeoutTakeout Tuesday
g_3378Business lunchNext lunch special
More of the same, for everyone, at the same moment.
A Neuralift view
The next thing, by segment
Happy-Hour Bar Grazers28%a dining-room seatTakeout Steak Night Households22%steak night at a tableBusiness Lunch Regulars20%the dinner menuPre-Theatre Set-Menu Guests16%join rewardsFamily Sunday Diners14%the birthday booking
Happy-Hour Bar Grazers never get a dinner email right from their bar tab. A one-tap chef's-table seat from the bar walks them into the dining room.
Business Lunch Regulars have never seen the dinner menu. Showing it before it launches adds an evening visit.
Next best actionTimingChannelHoldoutsAn example view on the Leo's Steakhouse demo run.
Recommend with a reason
Each suggestion comes from who the person is and why they come, not only from what they did last.
The right moment and channel
Each segment's own rhythm sets the timing, and the channel it actually answers carries the message.
Grow the whole relationship
Move people between experiences, from concerts to games and from the bar to the dining room, not just to more of the same.
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