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Texts that say who you are get more replies and fewer spam flags.
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Choose the situation and product, add your agency and name, and copy texts that introduce you, ask one question and include opt-out language.
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Hi {first}, this is Jamie with Sunrise Insurance. Thanks for requesting health insurance info. Is now a good time for a quick call? Reply STOP to opt out.
1 segment with a long first name
Hi {first}, Jamie here from Sunrise Insurance. I got your health insurance request. Would a call today or tomorrow work better? Reply STOP to opt out.
1 segment with a long first name
Hi {first}, it's Jamie with Sunrise Insurance. Happy to help with health insurance. What's the best time to reach you? Reply STOP to opt out.
1 segment with a long first name
Texts that say who you are get more replies and fewer spam flags.
A single easy question is easier to answer than a pitch.
Short texts cost less and read better on a phone. Each template shows its segment count.
Frequently asked questions
Who you are, the agency, why you are texting and one easy question, plus opt-out language.
Avoid links in first texts. They can look like spam and hurt delivery. Send details after the lead replies.
Medicare marketing has its own federal contact rules, so those messages need separate review.
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Save templates, send them as campaigns or sequences, and let AI handle the replies.