
Increase revenue per user by rewarding first-time buyers who return to browse or show intent soon after their first order.

Quick Return Incentive campaigns target first-time buyers who come back to browse within a few days of their first order. Instead of letting interest fade, brands send a single, high-urgency offer (like 15% off if they purchase again within 48 hours). This captures intent while satisfaction is fresh and nudges them toward repeat purchase sooner.
Back so soon? We like your style. Use this 15% coupon on your next order within 48 hours → [CTA]
Still browsing? Here’s 10% off your next purchase → [Claim Offer]
Last chance — 15% off ends tonight → [Shop Now]
Missed out? Here’s a final bonus coupon just for you → [Shop Now]
With Zenie, you can automatically identify first-time buyers and trigger time-sensitive return incentive campaigns.
Quick return incentives work because they capitalize on peak satisfaction periods when customers are most likely to repeat purchase. The combination of recent positive experience and limited-time urgency creates optimal conditions for second purchase conversion.
Send incentives 3-5 days after first purchase when satisfaction is high but hasn't yet faded. This timing allows customers to receive and evaluate their purchase while maintaining purchase momentum and brand engagement.
Yes, short expiration windows of 24-48 hours create authentic urgency that motivates immediate action. Longer periods reduce urgency effectiveness and may not achieve the 'quick return' objective of accelerating repeat purchases.
Meaningful discounts of 10-20% work most effectively for quick return incentives. The discount should feel substantial enough to overcome any hesitation while remaining profitable for encouraging rapid repeat purchase behavior.
Track second purchase conversion rates within incentive periods, time reduction between first and second purchases, customer lifetime value acceleration, and overall repeat purchase rate improvements. Monitor whether quick return customers maintain faster purchase cycles over time.