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Writing a greeting customers actually stay on the line for

Fifteen seconds, your name, and a promise that a text is on its way.

JobLock editorial · 5 min read

Writing a greeting customers actually stay on the line for

The greeting is not a voicemail message. It is the bridge between the ring-out and the text you are about to send.

Keep it under fifteen seconds

Business name, the fact you are on a job, and that they will receive a text in a moment to describe the problem.

Record it yourself if you can

Your own voice converts better than a synthesised one. Use the AI voice as a starting point and re-record when you get a quiet ten minutes.

One per team member

Each tradesperson gets their own, so a customer calling Dave hears Dave.

Stop losing jobs while you're working.

JobLock answers every missed call, qualifies the job and hands you a ready-to-quote card.

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