For home goods and kitchenware stores
Build a home goods email list and announce each new season
Customers scan a QR code at the register and enter a giveaway to become members. When grilling season starts or the holiday baking line lands, you email people who already shop with you.
Yehro collects emails only, never phone numbers.
01 · What you get
A list that follows the seasons
Seasonal arrival emails
Dutch ovens in October, patio sets in April. Members hear when the season's stock lands.
Class and demo invites
If you run knife skills nights or cooking demos, your member list fills the seats.
Fast signup at checkout
Customers scan and join while you wrap the glassware. About ten seconds.
A list you own
Every address is exportable any time, and it stays yours.
Practical giveaway prizes
A stand mixer or a gift card pulls entries all month.
Email only
No phone numbers and nothing invasive at the counter.
02 · The problem
Big-box stores email your customers weekly
- 1. Customers browse your floor for ideas, then buy the same pan online.
- 2. Seasonal inventory arrives on a schedule, but customer visits don't.
- 3. Your workshops and demos fill by word of mouth, or don't fill at all.
- 4. The counter clipboard hasn't produced a usable email list yet.
- → Home goods customers buy all year, but only from stores that stay in front of them, and right now that's the chains with the big email lists.
03 · The system
How Yehro works in a home goods store
A QR code at the register
Print and place it. No POS integration and no hardware.
A giveaway with a real prize
Raffle something from the floor that people want anyway.
Members who plan purchases around you
Someone on your list checks your email before driving to the mall.
Emails for seasons and classes
New arrivals, holiday hours, a class with four seats left. Short notes work.
You own the list
Export it whenever you like. It belongs to the store.
04 · Early stores
Home goods stores are building real member lists
"A cast-iron skillet giveaway brought us 150 members in a month, right before the holiday season."
"Our knife-sharpening night used to half fill. One email to members and we now run two sessions."
"The email about holiday table settings outsold last year's newspaper ad, and it cost nothing."
05 · What changes
What changes for your store
- 1. BeforeSeasonal stock waits on the floor for the right customer to wander in.
- 2. Day oneThe code goes up and checkout becomes your signup moment.
- 3. Month threeMembers start showing up for arrivals and classes you announce by email.
- 4. Long termEach season opens with a message to customers you can count on, not a hope for foot traffic.
06 · Get started
When the holiday stock arrives this fall, how many customers will actually hear about it?
Your regulars would come in for the new season if they knew it had landed. Yehro lets you tell them.