Repeat or Bust
The first order rarely pays for itself once you account for the true cost of acquiring it. The economics of online retail are decided by whether the customer comes back. How to build the second order deliberately instead of hoping for it.
For most online retailers, the first sale to a new customer barely breaks even, and often doesn't — the true acquisition cost, once ad spend and discounts are counted, can be close to or above what that first order actually earns. The business only becomes genuinely profitable when that customer comes back and buys again, at a much lower cost to reach the second time. Most stores spend heavily to create the first order and almost nothing deliberately engineering the second. This Conversation is about closing that gap.
This Sector Conversation is for Momentum members.
The full walk-through — What, Why, How, When, Who, then The Decision — plus the follow-on prompts to continue the Conversation with Veran, your Momentum AI.
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