Cart Recovery – Page 5

Posted on May 9, 2006

How effective will the cart recovery tool be for you?

Each Yahoo! Store is unique, and the number of dropped carts you will see for your Yahoo! Store and your success rate at recovering those carts can vary greatly. The ROI of this tool is also dependent on your particular circumstances, such as your gross profit margin.

The cart recovery service is priced according to the number of dropped carts we track for you: Pay-Per-Cart. Our model is therefore very similar to the Pay-Per-Click model known from Google Adwords or Yahoo! Search Marketing.

We provide you with the necessary information to contact these visitors, but how successful you are in converting these visitors is ultimately up to you.

Use the data gathered during your trial period to determine if the cart recovery service could make sense for your Store.

Cart Recovery – Page 4

Posted on May 9, 2006

Follow-up with those customers and offer assistance to help them complete the sale. In your .monitus.net account, use our handy ROI calculator to figure out the potential extra profits you can achieve each month.

Cart Recovery – Page 3

Posted on May 9, 2006

When a dropped cart happens, our service will email you after the specified time interval and you can see details of this data in your .monitus.net account or by email. In addition to name and email, you can also specify to have the phone number – if it was entered by the visitor during the checkout – to be sent to you, giving you an additional way to contact visitors.

You can also use an email auto-responder service to completely automate follow-messages.

Cart Recovery – Page 2

Posted on April 25, 2006

Our cart recovery service can monitor your checkout pages and alert you when an incomplete checkout occurs. In your .monitus.net account, simply specify the time delay before you consider a checkout abandoned: 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, etc.

Cart Recovery – Page 1

Posted on April 25, 2006

It happens frequently: a shopper starts the checkout process by filling out information, but then doesn't complete the sale. Why? There may be many reasons, but what if you had a way to ask the shopper directly and offer assistance?