

Collect the date by reply
You cannot celebrate a date you do not have. Asking by text, with the reward stated up front, gets far more answers than a form field nobody fills in.
A birthday is the one marketing date the customer chose for you. Most stores waste it on a generic coupon. These six texts start by asking for the date, then mark it with something that feels like a present, all within one segment.
Collecting the date comes first, because nothing else works without it. Every card carries its timing and two lengths of copy, plus a phone preview you can flip from iPhone to Android.


You cannot celebrate a date you do not have. Asking by text, with the reward stated up front, gets far more answers than a form field nobody fills in.


A month-long window suits people who are busy on the day itself. The code is personal, so there is no reason to share it, and the deadline is natural.


A physical gift feels more like a present than a percentage does. Adding it to the next order automatically means there is nothing to remember.


For bulky goods, delivery is the cost people notice most. Removing it for a week gives the shopper room to choose something larger.


Birthday codes often go unspent because the month gets busy. One nudge near the end, with a specific product, is enough for most people who meant to use it.


Telling someone a treat is coming builds anticipation, and gives them time to plan an order around it.
Load one, add the customer's name and your own code, and see the text appear in the chat. The counter stays on top of the length, because a name can be the thing that tips a text into a second segment.


Birthdays bring a flood of messages from friends. Yours lands among them, so the preview has to feel warm before it feels like a sale.
'Happy birthday' belongs in the first words. A percentage in that spot reads as a promotion that happens to mention a birthday.
On this day of all days, a name is expected. Without it, the text sounds automated.
A code with their name in it is hard to share and easy to remember.
Zefir writes the date request and the celebration texts with you, sends each one on the right day over SMS or WhatsApp, and credits every resulting order to its text.
Request access See how it worksAsk by text with the reward stated, and accept a simple DD/MM reply without the year. Zefir sends the ask and the birthday text that follows it.
In the morning, either on the day or when the birthday month begins if the offer runs all month. Zefir schedules each one in the customer's own time zone.
Something that feels like a present, such as a free product or free delivery, often lands better than a plain percentage. Zefir credits each order to the birthday text behind it, so offers can be compared.
Yes; a personal code built from the first name is hard to share and easy to remember. Zefir writes the code into each text for you.
Yes; the subscriber needs to have agreed to promotional texts first. Zefir checks the consent record and adds opt-out wording to every one of them.