Notification cadence clinic
A focused half-day clinic for teams adjusting send frequency after a spike in opt-outs or quiet hours complaints.
System Lagoon Field
Engagement insights for the notifications people already receive
We review how your application’s push alerts are opened, tapped, and ignored — then help Birmingham and UK teams set cadences that respect attention.
Flagship work
Push notification engagement review
Our core engagement is a three-to-four-week review of open rates, tap-through, quiet-hour collisions, and send hygiene — delivered as workshops and a written findings pack, not as software access.
- Mapped against the notification types you already send
- Grounded in application analytics exports you control
- Ends with a ranked experiment backlog for ninety days
Related engagements
Clinics and briefings beside the flagship review
Segment engagement briefing
A targeted briefing on how distinct cohorts respond to push notifications — new users, lapsed visitors, and high-frequency readers.
Our review method
Four stages from catalogue mapping to the first live experiment — the same path every engagement review follows.
“They caught that our Friday flash pushes were cannibalising Saturday transactional opens. The first fix was a calendar change, not new copy.” Helen Okonkwo, CRM lead, Midlands retail application
Field notes
Recent writing on engagement patterns
Short guides on quiet hours, tap-through, and consent timing — written from reviews we run with UK product teams.
Consent prompts and the week after permission
Fresh opt-ins often receive denser push notification traffic than long-standing subscribers. Engagement insights from that first week deserve separate attention.
Building an experiment backlog for notification copy
A practical way to queue push notification wording tests without flooding the calendar or confusing your analytics.