Welcome email for a new client
What it's for You give it the service they bought and the real first step, and it leaves a welcome email for you to send.
Example reply
To Mrs. Pérez Subject: Your cut on Thursday at 10 Mrs. Pérez: the first visit of the monthly cut is booked for Thursday at 10.
The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)
I am going to paste what follows. You give it the service they bought and the real first step, and it leaves a welcome email for you to send. Do not invent facts. Do not create the account. Do not charge. Do not promise dates you did not give. Answer in this order: 1. Use the name, the service, and the time you already set 2. Do not add a price 3. Send it yourself, and do not rewrite it differently next time Here it is: [paste this here: What they signed up for]
A new client gets a different email depending on who writes it.
How to use it
- Press Copy, or the button for the app you use.
- Paste the text into the chat.
- Write what you need, with your own details. For example:Mrs. Pérez is starting. She signed up for a monthly cut. The first step is to book her Thursday at 10.
You write
Mrs. Pérez is starting. She signed up for a monthly cut. The first step is to book her Thursday at 10.
You get back
To Mrs. Pérez Subject: Your cut on Thursday at 10 Mrs. Pérez: the first visit of the monthly cut is booked for Thursday at 10. If that time does not work, reply and we will move it. No other time is offered in this email. What does not go in - A price, if you did not give me one. - Promises of other services.
In three steps
- Use the name, the service, and the time you already set.
- Do not add a price.
- Send it yourself, and do not rewrite it differently next time.
A tip The same email every time. What changes is the name and the time, not the tone.