Thinking out loud about WhatsApp Cart Recovery for e-commerce stores… Email abandoned cart flows are everywhere, but in India most customers don’t even open promotional emails. WhatsApp, on the other hand, gets read almost instantly. So I’m exploring building a simple system that: • reminds shoppers about their cart on WhatsApp • lets them reply with questions • brings them back to checkout Curious to hear from fellow automation builders or anyone working with e-commerce workflows:: 1️⃣ Have you tried WhatsApp recovery before? Did it work better than email? 2️⃣ If you were to use something like this, what would matter most — recovery rate, automation, or customer experience? 3️⃣ What would make you trust a service like this enough to try it? Not selling anything — just trying to understand whether this solves a real problem or is just another shiny automation idea. Would genuinely appreciate your thoughts 🙌

Hi everyone 👋 I’m exploring the idea of building a WhatsApp-based abandoned cart recovery system for e-commerce stores (similar to email recovery flows, but via WhatsApp), and I’d really value your insights. I’d love your thoughts on a few things: • Do you think this is a service that can sell well in India? • Is there stronger demand for this in other countries? If yes, which markets respond best to WhatsApp outreach? • Are there already strong competitors offering WhatsApp cart recovery that I should study? • What features could make this offer stand out instead of being just another reminder message? • What kind of results or ROI proof do store owners usually expect before buying something like this? • Any common mistakes people make when trying to sell solutions like this to e-commerce brands? I’m trying to build something genuinely useful rather than just another automation, so any advice, experiences, or even warnings would really help 🙌 Thanks in advance!

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