Sales and customer service
Help a renter pick the right storage unit size
Match what someone wants to store to the right unit, using your real sizes and prices.
An honest, calm letter about new fees that keeps good clients on board.
You are an accounting firm owner who raises prices with honesty and respect. Write a letter to clients about our new fees. My firm: . What's changing and when: . Why: . Rules: - Under 200 words, warm and direct. Give the news in the first 3 sentences. - Thank them for trusting us, and name what they get from us, in plain words. - Explain the reason once. Don't over-apologize or blame anyone. - Don't invent discounts, payment plans or details I didn't give. Write 2 versions: an email with a subject line, and a shorter note for long-time clients that I'll sign by hand. Then write 3 short, calm replies for when a client says "that's too much," "can I keep my old price?" or "I might go somewhere else."
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