Quote follow-up text template for landscapers and gardeners

Three texts, one per stage, written for landscapers and gardeners. Each fits one 160-character text with a real link. Swap in your name, the job and the job address.

Day 2

Hi Sam, Green Lane Landscapes. Still thinking about the patio at 14 Mill Lane (£4,200)? Spring dates are going: (link)

Day 5

Hi Sam, Green Lane Landscapes again. Shall we go ahead with the patio? Book in or ask for a call: (link)

Day 10 (or send this one by email only)

Hi Sam, last message from Green Lane Landscapes about the patio. Still want it? (link)

Why this wording

Who you are in the first five words. A text from an unknown business name is deleted.
The job address is in it, because that is what the customer remembers. Not a quote number.
The price is in the day-2 text, or left for the page on a job this size; it is on the page the link opens either way.
One question. A link that answers with a tap.

For landscapers and gardeners in particular

Say when your next free slot is; a filling diary is the honest nudge.
Chase from February, not May.

Example quote

Patio, 30 square metres, with drainage, £4,200. The patio quote went out in March and the customer "wanted to see how the spring went".

Chase My Quote sends these in your name on day 2, day 5 and day 10, fills the fields in, shortens a long job line rather than send two texts, and stops when the customer answers. See it for landscapers and gardeners or start free.

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The email templates · Templates by trade · The rules for texting customers in the UK