Subject lines for the cart-recovery sequence.
Cart-abandonment subjects work best when they sound like a service reminder rather than a sales push. The first email of the sequence (typically 1 hour after abandon) should be soft — the buyer hasn't decided to walk away, they just got distracted. 'You left something at {{brand}}' beats 'COME BACK NOW' on every metric. The second email (24 hours) can introduce objection-handling framing ('Still thinking it over?' or 'Questions about sizing?'). The third (72 hours) can lead with the discount ('10% off, since you came back to look'). The fourth (5+ days) is the final-call with a real deadline. Across all four, avoid faking urgency or stock scarcity — buyers are increasingly pattern-matching these as manipulation, and the engagement penalty compounds over the sequence. Replenishment-flavored carts (returning customer refilling a previous order) deserve a different opener entirely: 'Restocking your {{lastPurchase}}?' lands better than the generic cart subject.
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