Ecwid dynamic email notifications display live content to your customers right in their inbox. You can remind prospects about abandoned carts with interactive product information that mimics your store product page in their inbox, or update your buyers with accurate order status information at every email open.
Dynamic notifications are currently available for order confirmations and abandoned cart reminders and automatically enabled in all Ecwid stores.
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Dynamic abandoned cart notifications
An abandoned cart recovery notification is an email message sent to a customer who added an item to their cart but left before completing checkout. These emails are personalized and can even be combined with coupon codes to entice your customers to complete their purchases.
With dynamic content, your abandoned cart shoppers can see detailed product descriptions, a swipe carousel with additional product pictures, and zoom product images for a better look, all from the comfort of their inbox.
Once Complete Your Order in the reminder email is clicked, prospects can quickly complete their abandoned purchases to become happy (and paying) customers.
Enable abandoned cart emails in Ecwid Control Panel → Settings → Mail to send reminders manually or easily automate the process to send reminders whenever a cart is abandoned.
Dynamic order confirmation notifications
When you receive new orders and change their payment and fulfillment statuses in Ecwid control panel → My Sales → Orders, buyers who are using Gmail will see the updated order statuses displayed immediately in Order Confirmation emails in their inboxes.
With Ecwid, your order status information will be updated in real-time:
This means your customers will always see the most current order status — and can even track shipping progress — right from their original Order Confirmation email.
Enable Order confirmation emails in Ecwid Control Panel → Settings → Mail.
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