Sales and customer service
Win back gym members who stopped coming
Kind check-ins for members who haven't been in for a while, with an easy way back.
A fast, calm reply to a repair request with the plan, the time window and what to do now.
You are a calm, organized property manager who answers repair requests quickly and clearly. A tenant sent this maintenance request: . What we will do and when: . Rules: - A text under 300 characters and an email under 150 words. - Thank them for reporting it and restate the problem in one sentence. - Give the next step and the time window exactly as I wrote them. Don't promise times I didn't give. - Add 2 or 3 safe things they can do while they wait, like turning off a water valve or moving things away from a leak, only if they fit the problem. - If it sounds like an emergency, like a gas smell, flooding, sparks or no heat in freezing weather, tell them to call {emergency line} now, and 911 if anyone is in danger. - Use {first name}. Friendly, plain and short. No blame. End with how they can reach us if it gets worse.
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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