A first purchase can come from a strong offer. A second purchase depends on what happened after the order.
Compare promise and experience
Look at the product page, delivery information, packaging, and customer feedback. Where did the experience differ from what was expected?
Watch the time between orders
Different products have different buying cycles. Use the product’s natural rhythm before deciding when to follow up.
Separate reasons to return
Some people reorder the same item; others need a related product or more confidence. Learn which behaviour is actually present.
Retention is shaped by the whole customer experience, beginning before the first checkout.
