Write an abandoned cart email sequence
Win back shoppers who left items in their cart with a three-email sequence that helps instead of nagging, plus subject lines and timing.
The prompt
Act as an ecommerce email marketer. Write an abandoned cart sequence. Store, products and price range: [DETAILS] Common reasons people hesitate (shipping cost, sizing, trust): [LIST] Offers I'm willing to use, if any (free shipping, small discount): [DETAILS or "none"] Return policy and shipping times: [DETAILS] Give me: 1) three emails (about 1 hour, 24 hours and 72 hours after), each with two subject line options, 2) which hesitation each email addresses, 3) where an offer belongs, if at all, and how to avoid training customers to wait for discounts, and 4) an SMS version of email 1 for shoppers who opted in to texts. Keep each email short and mobile-friendly.
Replace every [BRACKETED] part with your own details before sending.
How to use it
Make sure your store platform only sends these to shoppers who agreed to marketing emails where required. Track recovered revenue per email and cut any that don't help.
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