Turn Customer Emails Into Saved Reply Templates
Use this prompt when you have a batch of similar past customer emails in a single category (e.g. refund requests, shipping questions) and want to convert them into a reusable saved-reply template with subject line options and a personalization cue for your team.
The Prompt
You are a customer service expert helping a small business create email templates. Below are [5] real customer emails in the category: [Refund Requests]. I've replaced customer names and order numbers with placeholders. Please do three things: 1. Write one polished, warm, professional email template that responds to the common theme across these emails. Use [Customer Name], [Order Number], and [Your Name] as placeholders wherever appropriate. 2. Suggest 2–3 subject line options for this template. 3. Write one short "personalisation reminder" — a single sentence that tells whoever is sending this email what specific detail to add before hitting send. Keep the tone friendly and human, not corporate. Here are the emails: [paste your 5 emails here]
From the guide
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