Klient kupił? Najgorsze co możesz mu wysłać to… prośba o opinię

In this short monologue Oskar Lipiński explains that the first email a customer receives after their inaugural purchase should be a thank‑you, not a request for a review. He notes that when he asks e‑commerce professionals whether they send a thank‑you video or email, almost everyone raises their hand, but when he asks who ever thanks a customer without also asking for feedback, only a few do. He argues that the moment of a first purchase is the optimal time to start building a relationship, and a brief, humorous, or personalized thank‑you message can pleasantly surprise the buyer. By contrast, sending only a review request makes customers feel that the seller is already asking for more, which can irritate them because they have just made a purchase and deserve gratitude first. The speaker therefore recommends using a light‑hearted, purchase‑related joke or personal note as the first follow‑up, reserving review requests for later communications.










