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Quick Reference & Frequently Asked Questions
Why should Touch #1 of an abandoned cart flow never include a discount code?
Between 35% and 50% of shoppers who recover via a 1-hour abandoned cart reminder simply got distracted or needed to grab their wallet—they already intend to pay full price. Offering a 10% or 15% code in the very first message sacrifices pure margin on those high-intent orders and trains repeat customers to abandon carts on purpose to trigger a coupon.
How should we structure a profitable 3-step abandoned cart discount ladder?
Run a conditional split by cart value and purchase history: Touch #1 (1 hour post-abandon) is a helpful 0% discount reminder with a direct checkout link; Touch #2 (24 hours) introduces a 10% nudge or free shipping for first-time buyers with carts over $60; Touch #3 (48–72 hours) reserves your 15% maximum offer strictly for high-AOV carts ($85+) where post-discount dollar margin remains strong.
Does sending image/GIF MMS messages convert better than plain SMS in cart recovery flows?
In almost all A/B tests on high-intent abandoned cart flows, a concise 160-character plain text SMS ($0.011–$0.014 per message) matches the conversion rate of a branded GIF MMS ($0.035–$0.045 per message) while cutting your carrier messaging bill by 65% to 70%.
Why do Klaviyo and our SMS app both claim credit for the same recovered cart?
By default, many email and SMS platforms use a 5-day or 7-day open/view attribution window. If a shopper opens your email in the morning and receives an SMS in the afternoon before checking out, both dashboards claim 100% of that order—inflating reported recovery revenue by 30% to 45%.