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Canned Messages Save Time, Boost Customer Service

by Rena Larranaga
Mar. 30, 2002

Your customers realize the speed of e-mail and expect a rapid response. To meet their expectations, enlist the help of advanced e-mail features.

Create templates of common documents you'll be sending via e-mail and save them in your e-mail program's Draft folder. These can include messages that introduce your business, explain your return policy, describe individual products, or anything else customers routinely request.

Then, when a customer asks for more information about your business or products, you can simply open the template, personalize it for the recipient, and send it off.

You can even take this one step further by creating autoresponders to send common information, without you having to lift a finger. An autoresponder is a unique e-mail address that generates a return message automatically.

For example, your website could contain text that reads, "For detailed information about our all-natural hand lotions, e-mail lotion@mybusiness.com." When a visitor sends a message to lotion@mybusiness.com, they automatically receive a return message with the appropriate product information.

Contact your website hosting provider for help in setting up autoresponders.

Rena Larrañaga is the owner of Bargain Web Services www.bargainwebservices.com and its parent company Ceres Communications www.ceres-communications.com, providing a a host of writing, editing and webmaster services.

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