WhatsApp/Viber business reply bank

Instructions

Give me the most useful, specific answer possible — not generic advice I could find in a basic search. Base your answer on the most current information and practices you're aware of, and clearly flag anything that might be outdated or that I should verify myself given how fast things change. Prioritize practical, actionable ideas over theory — I want things I can actually do, not just concepts. If you're uncertain about something, say so directly rather than guessing confidently.

THE BRIEF: Most Nepali small-business customer conversations happen on WhatsApp/Viber, not email — the tone, length, and speed expectations are completely different. This writes short, natural replies for common questions. MY CONTEXT: I have not added extra context yet. Ask for the details you genuinely need before answering. HOW TO APPROACH IT: - Ask for the 3-5 most common customer questions received. - Write replies short enough for chat (2-3 lines max), not email-length. - Match natural Nepali-English chat tone — not overly formal, not overly casual. - Include price/availability confirmation pattern since that's the most common question type. DELIVER WITH: 1. One ready-to-send reply per common question 2. One follow-up line to encourage the order/booking after answering BASE PROMPT: My business: [what you sell/do] Common questions I get on WhatsApp/Viber: [list 3-5, e.g. "price?", "available in my size?", "can you deliver to Pokhara?"] Write short, natural chat replies for each — the way I'd actually type on WhatsApp, not a formal email.