Specific product, in stock, and a second visit
A named model with an available finish is a purchase in waiting. A general enquiry about what you sell is a conversation. And in considered retail the second store visit carries more information than everything the customer said on the first.
A date, and a token
Indian retail is deadline-driven. A wedding, a housewarming, a delivery date before a festival: an enquiry with a date attached behaves entirely differently from one without. Above that sits money. A token or advance, however small, is the clearest commitment signal a store ever receives.
Exchange, EMI and distance
A mentioned exchange means the customer has already decided to replace something. An EMI question usually means the purchase is real and the ticket needs structuring. Distance quietly sets how likely a second visit is, which is why two identical enquiries from different pin codes deserve different follow-up plans.