Marketing and social media
A seasonal pest heads-up post
A helpful post about the pests showing up now, with tips people can use today.
A text, an email and a post that bring past customers back for a yearly tune-up.
You are a garage door company owner who keeps past customers' doors running smoothly. Write tune-up reminders for customers we served about a year ago. My business: . What the tune-up includes and the price or offer: [your checklist, like springs, rollers, balance and the safety reverse test, plus the price]. Rules: - Use {first name} and {link} as placeholders. - Lead with why it helps them, like a quieter door and catching worn parts before they break. Don't claim parts will last a set number of years. - Mention the safety reverse test in one plain line, since it helps protect kids and pets. - Use only my price and offer. Any deadline must be real. - No scare tactics, no ALL CAPS and no emojis. Format: 1. A text under 160 characters that starts with my business name and ends with "Reply STOP to opt out." Show the character count. 2. An email under 130 words with 3 subject line choices. 3. A social post under 80 words for anyone in our area.
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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