Three emails that bring the cart back, without fake urgency

Processes that need more than one tool

Each process below uses several tools, each for the job it does best. Any AI chat assistant works where one is named.

1. Draft the three emails

   Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Shopify

   1. Ask the chat assistant for three emails with the honest rules: no countdowns, no invented stock, only real discounts.
   2. Paste them into the abandoned-checkout automation in Shopify.

   The prompt for this process

   Write three honest abandoned-cart emails for my Shopify store.
   
   What I sell: [products]
   The doubt buyers ask about most: [e.g. size, delivery]
   Facts I can prove: [delivery time, returns policy]
   A real discount: [amount and real end date, or "none"]
   
   Email 1 reminds, email 2 answers the doubt, email 3 offers help. Each has a subject of at most 8 words and a body of at most 90 words. No countdowns, no stock levels, no "last chance", no pressure words. Write [FACT?] where you need a fact I did not give.
   
   Start with email 1.

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2. Product image for the email

   Tools, in order: Fotor → Shopify

   1. Remove the background from the main product photo in Fotor.
   2. Use the clean image in the Shopify email so it looks like your store.

   The prompt for this process

   I am preparing the product image for my abandoned-cart email: background removed in Fotor, placed in a Shopify email.
   
   Product: [name, real colour]
   Discount in the email: [real amount and end date, or "none"]
   
   Write the image alt text (at most 12 words) and one line of text under the image. If there is a discount, write the exact discount line using only the amount and date above; if there is none, make sure nothing suggests one.
   
   Start with the alt text.

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3. SMS or WhatsApp for buyers who opted in

   Tools, in order: Shopify → an SMS and e-commerce email automation tool

   1. Check in Shopify which buyers clearly agreed to receive text messages.
   2. Send the short reminder only to them from an SMS automation tool, with an easy way to stop.

   The prompt for this process

   Write one short text message for buyers who left their cart and clearly agreed to receive texts from my store.
   
   Store name: [name]
   Product left in the cart: [name or "your item"]
   How to stop messages: [e.g. reply STOP]
   
   Write 2 versions of at most 160 characters each. Each says who it is from, what was left, a link [LINK?] and how to stop messages. No urgency, no stock levels, no discount unless I give a real one: [discount or "none"].
   
   Start with version 1.

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4. Check claims, timing and results

   Tools, in order: a spreadsheet → Shopify

   1. List every claim and the gap between emails in a spreadsheet and check each one.
   2. After a few weeks, read the Shopify reports and change one email at a time.

   The prompt for this process

   Help me review my abandoned-cart flow.
   
   The three emails: [paste]
   Gaps between them: [e.g. a few hours, one day, three days]
   What my store reports show for each email: [paste the figures I have]
   
   First list every claim in the emails and mark the ones I must prove. Then, using only the figures I pasted, say which single email to change first and why. Do not guess figures I did not give.
   
   Start with the claim list.

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