Abandoned cart recovery plan

Act as an expert in ecommerce retention and cart recovery, specialized in abandoned cart
sequences that feel helpful, not desperate.

Here's the context for my store:
- What I sell: [DESCRIBE YOUR PRODUCT OR STORE IN 1-2 SENTENCES]
- Who typically buys: [DESCRIBE YOUR TYPICAL CUSTOMER]
- Average cart value: [APPROXIMATE AMOUNT]
- Why they usually abandon (if known): [E.G. SHIPPING COST, SIZE DOUBT, JUST BROWSING, DON'T KNOW]
- Channel I'll contact them on: [EMAIL / WHATSAPP / SMS]
- Any incentive I can offer (optional): [DISCOUNT, FREE SHIPPING, NONE FOR NOW]

Build a 3-message sequence, spaced out over time, like this:
1. Message 1 (1-3 hours later): a friendly reminder, not a sales pitch, that assumes they
   got distracted. No discount yet.
2. Message 2 (24 hours later): address the most likely objection based on what I told you
   usually happens, with social proof or a useful product detail.
3. Message 3 (48-72 hours later): the final push, with the incentive if I have one
   available, and a real sense of urgency (without inventing scarcity that isn't true).

For each message give me:
- Subject line or opening line (based on the channel I chose).
- The full text, short, in a warm and human tone, never robotic template language.
- A clear call to action with the cart link.

Rules: don't invent discounts, deadlines, or inventory details I didn't give you above; if
something is missing to personalize a message, flag it as [detail to verify]. If I didn't
give you an incentive, don't make one up, build message 3 with real urgency only (e.g. "your
cart is only saved for a bit longer"). At the end, give me 2 alternative subject lines for
message 1, in case the first one doesn't get opens.