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Turn a service inquiry into a reply ready to send

Use your real offer, approved price and payment link to prepare a clear response to an inbound customer.

One reviewed workflow · 4 steps

Workflow adapted by BotDidIt from the linked post · Prompts written by BotDidIt; start with a draft.

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What you need

  • A service you can deliver, with a written scope, price and turnaround.
  • One real inquiry you are allowed to share, with unnecessary personal information removed.
  • Access to Grok Bot and your own payment link. For this first run, supply the inquiry yourself; an inbox integration is not required.

Steps

  1. Write down the offer

    List the deliverable, price, turnaround, exclusions and payment terms. The source author already had a $999 AI assessment to sell; the bot did not create demand from nothing.

  2. Prepare one response

    Supply one inquiry and the offer. Replace every bracketed value before using the following BotDidIt-written instruction.

    Ready-to-use prompt · Edited by BotDidIt

    My service is [deliverable]. Price: [amount and currency]. Turnaround: [time]. Exclusions: [limits]. Approved payment link: [URL]. Customer inquiry: [message]. Draft one concise reply that answers their questions using only these facts. If information is missing, ask me before making a commitment. Include the payment link only if the customer is ready to purchase. Return: customer need, missing facts, reply draft. Do not send anything.

  3. Review and send

    Check that the scope answers the request, the payment link belongs to you and no discount or deadline was invented. Edit the draft and send it through your usual channel.

  4. Record the actual outcome

    Keep inquiry, response, payment and delivery as separate milestones. Check your payment provider before marking a sale paid. Subtract actual tool, processing and delivery costs when calculating profit.

How to know it worked

  • The draft answers the customer’s questions and uses your approved terms.
  • A payment is recorded only when your provider confirms it.
  • A completed deliverable is checked against the scope you sold.

Watch out for

  • The post calls $999 profit, but does not give a full cost breakdown. Use your own figures.
  • This workflow helps with an existing inquiry; it does not supply a customer list.

The real case this is based on

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