Offers and discounts
Give the offer a reason. "20% off because we are overstocked on winter lines" outperforms "20% off" because it is believable.
Promotional messages on WhatsApp are read far more often than email, which is exactly why they are easy to get wrong: the same list that opens everything will also block you faster than any other channel. The examples below are built around the two things that separate a campaign that pays for itself from one that costs you reach — a reason the reader believes, and a message specific enough that it could not have been sent to everybody.

Give the offer a reason. "20% off because we are overstocked on winter lines" outperforms "20% off" because it is believable.
Send to the segment that bought the adjacent thing, not the whole list. Relevance is what protects the quality rating.
Lead with the wish, not the discount. A festive message that is only a coupon reads as opportunism.
Acknowledge the gap honestly and make the return easy. Ask what went wrong — the replies are worth more than the sales.
Only use urgency that is true. A countdown that resets teaches the list to ignore every future one.

One with a reason the reader believes and a detail that could not apply to everybody. "20% off winter stock because we over-ordered, until Sunday" works where "20% off, shop now" does not, because the first is a business explaining itself and the second is noise. Add the opt-out line and keep it under about 60 words.
Yes, on the WhatsApp Business Platform using approved Marketing templates sent to people who opted in. What is not allowed is messaging people who never consented, or automating the consumer app with sender software. The free WhatsApp Business app can send to broadcast lists, but only to contacts who have saved your number.
About once a week to active customers and once a month to lapsed ones, as a starting point. WhatsApp tolerates less frequency than email because it sits in a personal space — the cost of over-sending is not a lower open rate, it is blocks, and blocks reduce how many customers you are allowed to message per day.
Yes. Meta prices Marketing conversations above Utility ones, and the gap varies by country. That difference is exactly why promotional wording gets submitted under Utility, and why Meta reviews and re-categorises templates that try it.
The same thing that makes a good promotional message: a reason the reader believes and a detail that could not have been sent to everybody. Marketing messages on WhatsApp are read far more reliably than email, so the constraint is not attention — it is tolerance. A message that is obviously mass-sent costs you a subscriber; one that references what they bought or looked at earns a reply.
The sets on this page are written to be copied and edited — offers, launches, festive, win-back and flash sales, each with the variable slots marked. Change the reason, the specifics and the opt-out line rather than sending them as-is, because the specificity is the part that works, not the sentence structure.
Irrelevance and frequency, more than content. Sending one message to an unsegmented list, sending too often, and sending to people whose opt-in you cannot evidence all drive blocks and reports, which feed the quality rating. A poorly written message to the right segment survives; a well-written one to everybody does not.
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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