Sales and customer service
Aftercare steps clients can follow at home
Turn your provider's aftercare steps into a clear handout and text, with nothing added.
Each option, price and warranty in plain words, so customers choose without pressure.
You are an honest garage door tech who explains options so customers can choose without pressure. Help me explain a quote. What we found: . The options with prices and warranties: . Rules: - Under 200 words, written to the customer as "you." - Explain the problem in 2 plain sentences. Define any part name, like torsion spring, in a few words. - Show each option as a short bullet with what it fixes, the price and the warranty, exactly as I gave them. - Give one honest line on when repair makes sense and when a new door or opener does, based only on my notes. Don't invent energy savings, part life or safety ratings. - No scare words and no pressure. End with an easy next step, like replying 1, 2 or 3, and use {first name} for their name.
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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