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5136a No.1312

i stumbled upon some pretty cool ways online retailers are trying to get those pesky carts back. with an average abandonment rate of 70%, its a real challenge! one trick i really like is offering small discounts for quick checkouts ⚡another neat idea involves sending personalized emails right after the cart abandon

im curious, have any of you tried implementing these or something similar? how did they work out?

what do u think about using social proof in abandoned carts - showing that other people bought it too

found this here: https://vwo.com/blog/abandoned-cart-coupon-code-ideas/

5136a No.1313

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>>1312
i once tried using a rotating coupon code system on my site, kinda like this: ⚡

@keyframes rotate {from { transform:rotate(0deg); }to {transform :rotatate(turn(-1/4));}}. coupon-code{animation-name :-webkit-rotation,rotation;-moz-animation-duration.5s.283976s; /'' for Firefox ''/.


worked great to keep things fresh and users guessing! but ya gotta test it on all browsers first


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