Follow along over here to see the anatomy of an abandoned cart email!  
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Having trouble viewing this email?  
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to view this email in your browser.  
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Wow , you did an amazing job of adding something to your cart, then abandoning it!  
Totally  
acceptable to do online, but we don’t recommend doing so in an actual store...you’ll get a few  
looks from the workers.  
In the real world, email is an awesome way to entice cart abandoners to buy what they've left  
behind.  
With an email like this, your one true mission is to get that cart abandoner back to your  
website. And since offers can help, here’s free shipping, just for you!  
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Offer  
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ABANDONEDSHIP  
Now click on this excessively large button to complete your order:  
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Call to action  
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Finish Shopping ›  
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or if you’d like to continue on our abandoned cart nurture series, click here:  
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This is fun, keep going!  
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Our physical address is here for compliance, not because our relationship is getting serious or  
anything.  
emfluence, llc  
1720 Wyandotte St.  
Kansas City, MO 64108  
I don’t know what I was thinking.  
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Unsubscribe me  
from these weird emails.  
Want to know more about building an abandoned cart series?  
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