Retail and e-commerce
Lead with the category and the delivery promise. Shoppers are checking whether you are real and whether the thing arrives.
Your business description is 512 characters shown to someone deciding whether to trust an unsaved number. Most businesses fill it with adjectives; the ones that convert fill it with facts — what you sell, where you are, when you answer, and what to do next. Below are descriptions by industry that you can paste and edit, and the display-name rules that decide whether your profile is approved at all.

Lead with the category and the delivery promise. Shoppers are checking whether you are real and whether the thing arrives.
Parents are checking outcomes and logistics. Name the boards or exams, the batch timings and the fee conversation.
Keep it factual and avoid outcome claims. Booking, hours and location do the work.
Availability is the entire question. Put booking and timings ahead of the service list.
Menu, hours, delivery radius. Anything else is decoration.
Service area and response time matter more than credentials for an unsaved number.

What you sell, where you operate, when you answer, and what the reader should do next. You have 512 characters and only the first hundred or so are visible before the reader has to tap. Facts convert better than adjectives here, because the description is read by someone deciding whether an unsaved number is a real business.
512 characters. The business name has its own much shorter limit and its own approval rules, and the "about" line seen in the chat header is a separate, shorter field again. Write the description assuming the reader only sees the opening line.
Usually because it is generic, does not match the business as it appears elsewhere online, contains a phone number or URL, or uses formatting Meta does not allow such as all-caps or emoji. Meta checks the name against your website and public listings, so the fix is normally to use the name customers actually know you by rather than a keyword-stuffed variant.
Yes, freely and as often as you like — the description is not reviewed. The display name is different: changing it triggers another Meta review, and on the Business Platform there are limits on how often you can do it, so it is worth getting right the first time.
The language your customers write to you in. If most enquiries arrive in Hindi, a Hindi description will be read by more of them. You can mix — a short English line for the category and the details in the local language is common and works well.
Written by Reputoo Editorial Team. Ready-to-use WhatsApp messages, written to pass Meta’s template review and read like a person wrote them.
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