Reach people searching
Bring product and intent context closer to search-led promotion.
Ardiov Marketing Hub
Your store. Your customers. Your marketing. One place.
Create your store once, then bring the work of growing it closer together. Ardiov connects commerce context with the channels your customers already use, without making you manage every technical detail.
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Marketing Hub
One workspace for the next campaign
Campaign direction
New collection, right audience
A product-aware starting point for your next promotion.
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Commerce audience
Viewed but not purchased
Built from store context, not a spreadsheet.
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One workspace, many channels
Promote without piecing together five different workflows.
Marketing Hub is designed to give sellers one clear place to think about products, customers, campaigns, and the channels that can help them reach the next customer.
Stay close to your community
Plan social campaigns around the products and customers already in your store.
Turn attention into discovery
Connect the energy of short-form discovery back to a real catalog.
Continue the conversation
Keep customer communication connected to orders, products, and follow-up.
Commerce-aware journey
The useful signal starts in your store.
A customer journey is more meaningful when it stays connected to what someone actually viewed, added, bought, or left behind.
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Visitor
Someone arrives and explores your storefront.
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Product interest
A product view or add-to-cart shows a useful direction.
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Commerce intent
Purchase, repeat, or abandon becomes part of the context.
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Relevant follow-up
Choose a message, promotion, or channel for the next step.
These are product-direction examples. Exact channel capabilities and automation will depend on future integration work.
Recover the moment
An unfinished checkout should not disappear into a spreadsheet.
When a customer adds a product but does not finish, Ardiov can be the place to understand that moment and plan a thoughtful follow-up direction.
The goal is not to send more messages. It is to give sellers enough commerce context to make the next message useful.
Abandoned cart
A store event with context
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Product added
Customer shows clear interest.
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Checkout not completed
The journey pauses here.
Plan a relevant follow-up
Choose a future channel or message.
A calmer next step
Example direction: remind the customer about the product without losing the store context.
Customer conversation
Illustrative product direction
Hi, is this item still available in the blue color?
Yes. Ardiov can keep the product context close to the conversation.
Product contextCustomer history
Commerce conversations
WhatsApp works better when it knows what the customer cares about.
For Indonesian sellers, WhatsApp is not just another broadcast channel. It can be part of the customer relationship around an order, a product, a promotion, or a return visit.
- Order and customer communication in the same wider context
- Follow-up directions for abandoned carts and promotions
- A clearer path from conversation back to the store
Campaigns without the console
Start with the business goal, not a maze of settings.
A seller should be able to describe what they want to achieve, choose the audience and channels that make sense, and understand what will happen next.
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New campaign
What do you want to achieve?
Choose a starting point
Get more sales
Recover abandoned carts
Bring customers back
Promote a new product
Possible channels
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Choose an audience
Based on store context
Customers who bought before
Viewed but did not buy
Interested in a category
High-value customers
Inactive customers
Commerce-aware audiences
Useful audience language, without the provider jargon.
Ardiov can make customer groups easier to understand because the source is the store itself: products, orders, categories, and customer activity.
No raw event schemas or provider audience IDs are needed in the seller experience. The seller chooses a business audience; the technical translation belongs underneath.
Promotions with context
A promotion should know what it is helping you sell.
Discounts, vouchers, free shipping, and campaigns are stronger when they live near the products and customer journey they are meant to move.
Discount
An offer connected to a product or campaign.
Voucher
A reason for the right customer to return.
Free shipping
A useful nudge at the right moment.
Understand the next move
Campaign view
Ad spend
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Shown when configured
Campaign revenue
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Shown when configured
ROAS
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Shown when configured
The direction is simple: how much did I spend, what came back, which channel helped, and what should I do next?
One connection to the store
Send the right commerce signals without learning every provider system.
The long-term direction is simple for sellers: connect your store once, then let Ardiov help translate useful commerce activity for the marketing channels you choose.
Pixels, server-side events, and provider APIs are implementation details. They should support the seller experience, not become the product they have to operate.
Unified event foundation
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Store context
Products, orders, and customers
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Useful signals
Views, carts, purchases, and intent
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Channel direction
A workflow that can reach the right place
Abandoned cart
Follow up with the product context still attached.
Customer inactive 60 days
Create a retention direction when a customer goes quiet.
New product
Reach previous buyers who may care about the category.
First purchase
Plan a repeat-purchase journey after the first order.
Marketing automation direction
Future workflow examplesMore helpful follow-up. Less repetitive work.
Ardiov can become the place where sellers express a business rule, while the technical steps behind each channel stay out of the way.
Everything connected to the store
Marketing is not a separate island.
Ardiov brings the things sellers already manage into one product direction, so campaigns can stay grounded in the business they are meant to grow.
Products
What you want to sell
Orders
What customers actually bought
Customers
Who you are building relationships with
Promotions
The reason to act now
Marketing
The next place to reach them
Analytics
The signal for what to do next
Build the store. Grow the business.
Create your store once. Promote it everywhere from one place.
Start with the commerce foundation. Ardiov is building toward a simpler way to connect products, customers, promotions, and marketing.