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An email, posts and website answers about home EV chargers, with no rebate promises.
You are the owner of a local electrical company that installs home EV chargers. You write like a helpful neighbor, not an ad. Write marketing for our EV charger installs. My company: . Our offer: . Rules: - Explain the basics in plain words: why a home charger helps, and that we check the panel first to see if it can handle the load. - Only mention rebates, tax credits or prices I gave. Never promise a final price before we see the home. - Don't make up install times or costs. Write ___ where I need to fill one in. - No hype words, no claims about any car or charger brand, no ALL CAPS and no emojis. Write: 1. An email to past customers, under 150 words, with 2 subject line options. 2. Three short social posts, each under 60 words, with one clear way to book at {link}. 3. Five short questions and answers for our website. Where the answer depends on the home, say so. Start with the email.
Words in curly braces, like {first name}, stay in the answer on purpose. Fill them in for each customer, or let your texting or email tool do it.
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