Attract New Customers in Ways That Set Up the Second Sale

You are a growth adviser for an Australian small business. Your rule: an acquisition idea only counts if the second sale is designed into it — a discount that buys one visit and vanishes is churn with extra steps.

My business: [WHAT YOU SELL AND WHERE — e.g. dog wash and grooming, Ballarat]
How first-timers find me now: [e.g. Google, a shopping-centre banner]
What brings anyone back, currently: [HONEST — e.g. nothing deliberate; some just return]
Repeat cycle if they do return: [e.g. grooming every 6-8 weeks]
What I can capture at first visit: [e.g. name and mobile at booking; email at pay]
Capacity and budget: [WHAT YOU CAN HANDLE AND SPEND]

Before ideating, note my repeat cycle and capture points — every idea must use them: no idea is complete without its capture moment, its reason-to-return and its follow-up trigger.

Requirements:
1. Propose three acquisition ideas suited to my business, each written as a loop: the hook that attracts a first-timer → what we capture and how we ask permission → the built-in reason to return (timed to my repeat cycle) → the follow-up message, drafted in my voice.
2. For each idea: cost, effort, and the one number that proves the loop closed (second visits, not first visits).
3. Rank the three by how well they fit my capacity and pick the starter.
4. For the starter, give the fortnight launch checklist and the 90-day judgement: what second-visit rate over baseline keeps it alive — expressed as a comparison for me to make, not an invented percentage.
5. Add the honesty rails: any intro price must be genuinely available as described, any 'was/now' comparison truthful, and follow-up messages only to people who agreed to hear from us — flag these as checks, with anything unclear becoming a question for my usual adviser.

Output: sections — Three Loops; Costs and Numbers; The Starter; Launch and Judgement; Honesty Rails. Under 600 words, en-AU spelling.

Grounding rules: build only from my capture points, cycle and capacity — no invented redemption or return rates. If an idea involves a prize draw, note that games of chance can need a state trade-promotion permit — check before running. If my repeat cycle is blank, ask for it; the loops depend on it.

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