Personal, but Not Really
Greenwich Registrars had the data. They had the audience. But they were stuck in the “Dear Valued Customer” black hole.
Emails felt robotic.
Customer journeys were one-size-fits-none.
And the only personalization happening was putting the first name in the subject line.
(Yikes.)
Result?
Low engagement.
High churn.
And users asking, “Do they even know what I need?”
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Project Title
From “Dear Valued Client” to “Hey, We Know You!”
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Client
Greenwich Registrars
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Year
~ 2021
The TSC Approach:
We don’t do vanilla. We do hyper-personal, wildly relevant, and slightly addictive. So we grabbed our coffee, cracked open the CRM, and went to war with generic content.
Redesign the journey, reconnect the experience, and rebuild trust — step by step.
Not through assumptions, but through actual customer behavior and hard data.
Step 1: Eliminates the “Valued Customer” outdated
We conducted a comprehensive audit.
Found 113 versions of lifeless emails and 0 dynamic content blocks.
Solution?
We built persona-based content clusters:
- Investor Ian wants performance dashboards, not birthday wishes.
- Corporate Clara needs compliance alerts, not social media posts.
- First-time Felix? Educate, don’t overwhelm.
Boom — 3 segments, 3 voices, 3 radically different journeys.
Step 2: Turn Data Into Dialogue
Greenwich had years of untouched data gold.
We built:
- Behavior-triggered emails
- Dynamic landing pages
- Personalized onboarding flows
Each one reading like it was written just for that user, not the entire internet.
We also launched Preference Portals — where users could literally choose their own communication adventure.
Step 3: Humanize the Brand
No more legal jargon in size 10 font.
We rewrote everything in Greenwich’s tone, but warmer — like your smart friend who handles your money, not a robot from finance hell.
Every message had:
- A voice.
- A vibe.
- A clear next step tailored to the reader.
The Results
- +63% email open rate (after saying goodbye to “Valued Customer”)
- 45% boost in engagement with dynamic dashboards
- Client satisfaction scores jumped 2x in under 90 days
- One C-level client said: *“For the first time, I feel like Greenwich is talking to me, not at me.”

Conclusion
Personalization isn’t about using someone’s name.
It’s about knowing what they care about, showing up at the right time, and sounding like a human.
Thanks to TSC, Greenwich Registrars didn’t just upgrade their communication —
they became a brand clients could actually relate to.