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Most Shopify stores send ONE abandoned cart email and call it done. That is money left on the table. A simple 3-step sequence works far better: send the first reminder about 1 hour after abandonment while intent is still hot, a second one at 24 hours with a gentle nudge or a small incentive, and a final one at 72 hours with urgency before the cart goes cold. Each email has a different job, so repeating the same message three times does not count. How many recovery emails does your store send right now? #Shopify #Ecommerce #MetaAds
The 1h, 24h, 72h spacing makes sense. One thing I'd add is a cart-value split: keep the discount out of the first two emails for higher-value carts and only offer it in the last one, so you don't train people to abandon on purpose. Do you stop the sequence the moment someone buys through another channel, like an ad click?
Really good point, Mr Mudassir holding the discount out of the first two emails is exactly right, otherwise you train people to wait for it. And yes, I always stop the sequence the moment a purchase happens anywhere. Emailing someone a cart reminder after they've already bought from you is the fastest way to lose their trust.
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