Sample campaign preview

See the words before they roll onto the board.

This is what a contractor reviews before a dormant-list campaign goes out: one audience, one offer, and two technician-voiced messages.

Fictional example · no messages send from this preview

Audience context
Warming · 18–36 months
A familiar tune-up conversation for customers past the light-touch window.

Segment size

128 contacts

Sample customer

Mara Diaz

Equipment

Bryant heat pump · 3 years

Last service

Sep 14, 2023

Next move

Offer a $59.95 tune-up

Offer context
Specific enough to review, without pretending a slot is booked.

$59.95 tune-up

Tuesday or Thursday slot language

Sample contractor-approved draft — not a live booking or guaranteed result.

The proof-read

One conversation, in the channels customers actually use.

The copy stays close to the work: equipment, service interval, and a low-friction reason to reply.

Email
Ready for contractor review

Subject

Time for a tune-up on the bryant heat pump?

Hi Mara Diaz — it's been about 35 months since we were last out on your Bryant heat pump. I keep an eye on the install-year on these and the service interval we run on them, and we're getting close to where I start recommending a check. Standard tune-up on your unit runs in the $59.95 range and usually takes under an hour. If a Saturday morning works, I can hold a slot. — your tech on the truck

SMS
Ready for contractor review

Mara Diaz — heading into the 35-month mark on your Bryant heat pump. $59.95 tune-up if you want it. Tue or Thu — let me know. STOP to opt out.

Approval checkpoint
Awaiting contractor approval
The contractor keeps the red pen before anything reaches a customer.
Audience reviewedOffer reviewedTiming reviewedExclusions reviewed

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