The quote that explains itself
A one-line quote makes the customer guess what they're paying for, and guessing makes them go quiet.
Transcript
Hi, this is Pedro Lorredo's A.I. assistant. Most quotes go out as one line. Here's the price. Then nothing comes back. The customer can't see what they're paying for. Paste the job and the price, no customer names, and ask: write a short note on what's included, what's not, and when we can start, with one easy question at the end. You check the numbers. It writes the words. Free lessons, no email needed, at next level boom dot com, slash academy.
Paste this:
Here is the job and my price: [job, price]. Write a short note to send with the quote: what's included, what's not included, and when we can start. Plain words, friendly, under 120 words, with one easy question at the end.
Same price, more clarity. You check the numbers. It writes the words.
Leave out the customer's name, address and phone number. Add them yourself before you send it.
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