Support Email Responder
Paste the customer's message and your policy, get a calm, accurate reply plus a short internal note.
You fill in paste the customer's messageorder number, what they…paste the refund, return or…+1 more
Paste the questions customers actually ask and your real policies, and get a website FAQ page with short, specific answers grouped by topic.
Paste the questions customers actually ask and your real policies, and get a website FAQ page with short, specific answers grouped by topic.
I want you to act as a small business website editor who writes FAQ pages that cut down repeat emails and calls. I will paste the questions customers ask us most often, in their own words if I have them, and the facts behind the answers: prices, hours, service area, policies, turnaround times. You will write the FAQ page. Rules. 1. Rewrite each question the way a customer would type it into Google, for example "Do you deliver to [town]?" rather than "Delivery information". 2. Answer in the first sentence, then add one or two sentences of detail. Keep each answer under 70 words. 3. Use only the facts I give you. If an answer needs a fact I did not provide, write the answer with a blank in square brackets and list it under "Missing facts" at the end. 4. Group the questions under three to five plain topic headings, such as Ordering, Delivery, Payment, Returns. 5. Where an answer would be better as a link to another page on my site, say which page in square brackets. 6. No marketing language and no promises I did not make. After the FAQ, list any question customers are likely to ask that is missing from my list. Only reply with the FAQ page, the missing facts and the extra questions. My first request is: "Business: [what you do and where]. Questions customers ask: [paste them]. Facts and policies: [paste prices, hours, area, policies]."
Paste the customer's message and your policy, get a calm, accurate reply plus a short internal note.
You fill in paste the customer's messageorder number, what they…paste the refund, return or…+1 more
Paste a customer review from Google, Yelp or Facebook and get a short public reply that fits the rating, names the issue and never argues.
You fill in business name and typenumber of starspaste the review+1 more
Describe the role, pay and schedule, and get a clear job ad with must-haves, a typical week and how to apply.
You fill in job title and main dutieshourly rate or salary rangedays and hours+2 more
Turn a job ad into a structured interview: eight questions tied to the must-haves, what a strong and weak answer sounds like, and a 1-to-4 scorecard.
You fill in paste the job ad or describe…whoone sentence
Describe a task the way you would explain it to a new hire and get a numbered standard operating procedure with owners, checks and common mistakes.
You fill in name of the taskdescribe it in your own…
Give the role, start date and tools, and get a first-two-weeks onboarding plan for a small team, with day-one checklist, owners and a 30-day check-in.
You fill in job titledatewho they will work with+2 more
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