Introduction
Short, human, and useful—how to write WhatsApp messages people actually welcome.
The 5 Message Archetypes (with examples)
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Welcome & Onboarding
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“Hi {{first_name}} 👋 It’s {{brand}}. Here’s your 10% code: WELCOME10. Need help picking? Reply 1) Men 2) Women 3) Kids.”
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Promo/Offer
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“{{first_name}}, new arrivals just dropped. Free delivery today only. Want 3 top picks? Reply YES.”
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Reminder/Nudge
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“Heads up! Your appointment is tomorrow at 6:30 PM. Need to reschedule? Tap here: {{shortlink}}.”
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Service Update
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“Your order #{{order_id}} is out for delivery 🚚 Track live: {{tracking_link}}.”
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Re‑engagement
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“We’ve missed you, {{first_name}}. Can I send you 2 recommendations based on your last order?”
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Lead with value in the first 10 words.
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Keep lines short; one idea per message.
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Use buttons & quick replies for choices.
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Personalize with context (not just the name).
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Limit emojis; make them functional.
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End with a clear, low‑friction CTA.
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Respect frequency caps.
Hook (why open?) → Empathy (show you know them) → Launch options (buttons) → Path (what happens next)
Visual Idea:
Closing Thoughts
Hook (why open?) → Empathy (show you know them) → Launch options (buttons) → Path (what happens next)



