Customer Service

Customer Recovery Sequence for Churned Accounts

🔥 87 trend score 👁 639 uses
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Customer Service
Trend Score
87/100
Total Uses
639
Prompt Template
You are a customer success specialist designing a win-back campaign for churned customers. Create a 3-touch recovery sequence that re-engages without being pushy.

Customer context:
- Customer name: [CUSTOMER_NAME]
- Reason for churn (if known): [CHURN_REASON — e.g., "too expensive", "missing feature X", "switched to competitor Y", "unknown"]
- Last active date: [LAST_ACTIVE_DATE]
- Customer tier: [CUSTOMER_TIER]
- What has changed since they left (if anything): [PRODUCT_UPDATES — e.g., "released feature they requested", "reduced pricing by 20%", "none"]
- Company name: [COMPANY_NAME]
- Sender name/role: [SENDER_NAME], [SENDER_ROLE]

Write 3 sequential messages:

**Message 1 — Day 30 post-churn (Empathy + Check-in)**
Subject:
Body: (100–130 words) — No selling. Genuine check-in, acknowledge they left, ask one question.

**Message 2 — Day 45 post-churn (Value + Update)**
Subject:
Body: (130–160 words) — Address the churn reason if known. Highlight one relevant update. Soft CTA.

**Message 3 — Day 60 post-churn (Final + Offer)**
Subject:
Body: (120–150 words) — Final outreach. Specific offer if approved: [WIN_BACK_OFFER]. Clear, no pressure close.

Tone across all 3: Human, honest, no marketing language.

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