

New season, already in their size
You know the size they bought last time, so use it. A link that opens on new pieces filtered to that size skips the first step of browsing.
A past buyer already trusts you with their card and their address. What they lack is a reason to come back this month. These six texts give one each, from a filtered link to a gift in the box, and all of them fit in 160 characters.
Personal first, money second, a polite question last. Every text has a full wording and a shorter one, and the two phone icons beside the preview flip it between platforms.


You know the size they bought last time, so use it. A link that opens on new pieces filtered to that size skips the first step of browsing.


A floor of $250 keeps the code from eating into small orders. Fourteen days is long enough to plan a room, short enough to stay on the list.


A gift adds value without lowering the price of anything. Minis also let a lapsed buyer try products they never ordered before.


Some customers drift because of a slow parcel or awkward packaging. If you have fixed that, say so in plain terms; it answers a complaint they never made.


Most comeback codes go unused simply because people forget them. A short reminder with the end date and the code itself is the cheapest follow-up you can send.


Texting someone who has moved on costs you money and goodwill. One honest question lets the interested ones stay and removes the rest without a complaint.
Pick a text, drop in your own code, threshold and URL; the preview on the right redraws immediately. The meter fills toward 160 and warns you when a curly apostrophe would push it into Unicode.


A lapsed customer has stopped expecting to hear from you. The preview line is your one chance to look relevant before the thumb swipes it away.
Their size, their last product or their city. A detail that fits nobody else proves this is not a blast.
Lead with what is new. A code in the first line trains people to wait for one.
A single link or a single reply word. Two choices in a lock-screen preview usually means neither.
Zefir drafts each win-back step with your team, sends it by text or WhatsApp, and shows which message every returning order came from.
Request access See how it worksIt is an SMS to someone who bought before but has not ordered for well over their usual interval, giving them a reason to return. Zefir drafts the sequence and texts each step for you.
Once their silence runs to roughly twice their own gap between orders, which differs by product and by person. Zefir sends each win-back text on that customer's own timing.
Usually not; something new, a gift or a personal detail often does the job, and a code can follow if it does not. Zefir credits every comeback order to its trigger text, revealing if the code earned its cost.
Two or three over a few weeks, ending with a clear question or a pause. Zefir ends the sequence as soon as a new order comes in.
Yes, provided the SMS marketing consent they gave still stands and no opt-out has been recorded. Zefir checks that consent before every send and holds texts outside quiet hours.