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The 2am Reply Book
Sell On WhatsApp While You Sleep
Start here — this one works for every seller with no setup and nothing to unlock. Produces 25 saved replies with shortcuts you paste into WhatsApp Business once and never retype.

Example · Input
I sell cotton kurtis, ₹450–₹1200, ship across India, COD and UPI, 3–5 day delivery.
Example · Output
25 replies each with a /shortcut, plus a greeting, an away message, a night version, and a voice-note script.
Prompt 01Free to read
Write me a full set of WhatsApp quick replies for my business. WHAT I SELL: [DESCRIBE IT] PRICE RANGE: [FROM — TO] WHERE I DELIVER: [AREAS] HOW LONG DELIVERY TAKES: [DAYS] PAYMENT I ACCEPT: [UPI / COD / bank transfer / Pix / card] MY HOURS: [WHEN I ACTUALLY REPLY] LANGUAGE: [Hinglish in Roman script / Hindi / Tamil / Telugu / Marathi / Bengali / Gujarati / Portuguese (Brazil) / Turkish / English / other] Write the replies natively in that language. Do not write them in English and translate — translated selling copy reads stiff and customers notice. Keep numbers, sizes, and product words in Latin script even when the rest is not: ₹450, M/L/XL, COD, UPI, kg. Match how sellers actually talk to customers where I am. In India that is warm but respectful — ji, sir, ma'am, please, not many emoji. In Brazil it is genuinely informal — oi, bom dia, tudo bem, first names, emoji fine. In Turkey it is formal — siz, iyi günler. Give me 25 replies, each with a short /shortcut I can type. Cover: price, is it available, sizes and colours, how long delivery takes, delivery charge, do you do COD, do I pay in advance, what payment methods, is it original, will it shrink or fade, bulk discount, custom order, exchange, return, "I'll think about it", out of stock, where is my order, confirm my address, and we are closed right now. Then add: - A greeting message for first-time customers - An away message for outside my hours - A night version of the away message that still moves the sale forward - One voice-note script, 20 to 30 seconds, written the way people speak rather than write — for the questions that are faster to answer by voice Format as a two-column list: shortcut, then the message. Nothing else.





