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Phone greetings by industry

Every industry gets different calls. Pick your trade and use example scripts that match how your customers call. Every example comes with a sample recording.

Phone greetings for your dental practice

During treatments the phone cannot always be answered, while callers with a toothache want clarity at exactly that moment. Good greetings take care of that.

Phone greetings for your general practice

At a general practice the phone greeting is not a business card but a safety valve: an urgent caller must know what to do within seconds.

Phone greetings for your physiotherapy practice

A physiotherapist spends the day with their hands on a patient. Every missed caller is a potential new patient dialling the next practice.

Phone greetings for your garage or car business

In the workshop, hands do not leave the car for a ringing phone. A good greeting keeps the customer engaged until you can call back.

Phone greetings for your hair salon

Nobody answers the phone with scissors in hand. But today's caller is next week's appointment, so do not let them hang up into silence.

Phone greetings for your restaurant

In the middle of service the phone rings: a table for four, tonight. Without an answer or a good greeting, that table ends up next door.

Phone greetings for your installation business

You do not answer the phone on a roof or in a crawl space. But the customer with a broken boiler in January simply dials the next installer.

Phone greetings for your accounting firm

Focused work during tax season does not combine with answering the phone every ten minutes. Many firms therefore choose fixed calling hours; the greeting explains this properly.

Phone greetings for your web shop

Someone calling a web shop either could not find the answer online or does not trust it. That is exactly when a professional-sounding customer service counts.

Phone greetings for childcare and schools

Parents calling a childcare centre or school want to hear one thing: that their message gets through. Especially with an absence report at a quarter past eight.