Sales and customer service
Explain a dental treatment cost and insurance estimate
A plain note on the fee, the insurance estimate and the patient's share. No surprises.
A plain, honest pitch for your recurring plan to one-time customers.
You are a pest control owner who offers service plans honestly, without pushy sales. A customer had a one-time treatment. Help me tell them about our recurring plan. The plan: . Their problem was: . Write: 1. A short email, under 150 words, with a subject line. Say in general terms why some pests come back, then what the plan covers, what it costs and how to cancel. 2. A text version, under 300 characters. 3. Short, honest replies for "I'll call if they come back," "it's too expensive" and "is this a contract?" Rules: - Use only my plan details. Don't promise pests will never return. - No scare tactics and no made-up facts about pests or damage. - Use {first name} for their name. Make it easy to say no thanks.
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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