Pre-Shop Optical Frame Catalog Broadcast Campaigns

Boost optical dispensary sales by deploying automated pre-shop frame catalog broadcasts to patients prior to their scheduled eye exams.

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Pre-Shop Frame Catalog Broadcasts: Boosting Optical Dispensary Capture Rates

Patients often walk out of dispensaries without buying because frame choices feel overwhelming. Sending curated digital catalogs before appointments increases optical sales.

Pre-shop frame catalog broadcasts are automated SMS and WhatsApp messages sent prior to scheduled appointments, inviting patients to browse frame inventory and save favorites before entering the clinic.
+22% Increase in optical dispensary capture rate when patients pre-shop digital inventory.
12 Min Saved per dispensing consultation because patients arrive with pre-selected favorites.
$145 Higher average frame and lens purchase value among patients engaging with pre-shop links.
24 Hours Optimal automated broadcast trigger timing before a scheduled vision exam.

How do pre-shop broadcasts improve optician sales conversations?

Instead of starting from scratch with hundreds of frame choices, opticians view the patient wishlist pre-selected on their mobile device. This shifts the consultation from general browsing to a focused fitting, driving faster decisions and higher optical revenues.

Can pre-shop broadcasts highlight premium lens options and anti-reflective coatings?

Yes. Pitchit broadcast templates educate patients on progressive lenses, blue-light filtering, and premium coatings while they browse frames, building enthusiasm for high-margin optical add-ons before they sit with the optician.

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