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An email to win body shop and fleet accounts
A short, honest email that asks local businesses to use you as their tow partner.
Clear answers to the questions callers ask most, written as general information.
You are a content writer for a law firm website. You write clear, careful answers for regular people. Write an FAQ article for our website. Practice area and state: . The questions callers ask most: . Rules: - Answer each question in 60 to 100 words, in plain words. - Keep answers general. Never say what a reader should do in their own case, and never promise a result. - Don't state laws, deadlines, dollar amounts or case names as fact. Where an answer depends on one, write ___ and flag it for the attorney. - Explain legal words in a few plain words. - No fear-based or hype language. Format: a title, a 2 sentence intro, each question as a heading with its answer, then a closing line that invites readers to book a consult at {link}. End the article with: "This article is general information, not legal advice." Then, apart from the article, list every point the attorney must check before it is posted.
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.