Network marketing message templates you can send today

Hello {{name}}, it was good to meet you yesterday. I enjoyed hearing about your week. If you would like to know what I do, I can send a short note you can read whenever you have a minute.

When to send: Within a day of meeting someone.

Why it works: It gives them control. They choose whether to hear more.

Thanks for asking, {{name}}. I work as an independent seller for a company whose products I use myself. I am happy to explain how it works in plain words, and a no thanks is a fine answer. Short version here, or a quick call?

When to send: When someone asks about your work.

Why it works: It says what you are straight away and keeps the next step small.

Thanks for your time on the phone, {{name}}. We covered what the products are, how ordering works and what a first month looks like. Which part would you like me to go through again?

When to send: Within a few hours of the call.

Why it works: A recap shows you listened, and the question hands the next step back to them.

Here is the page I mentioned: {{link}}. Read it when you can and send me any question, big or small. I am not in a hurry.

When to send: Right after you promised to send it.

Why it works: One link, one sentence of context, and no deadline.

Would {{time}} suit you for a ten minute call this week? If not, send me two times that work and I will fit around you.

When to send: After they say they would like to know more.

Why it works: A concrete time is easier to answer than an open invitation.

Good morning {{name}}. My last message may have been buried, so here it is in one line: are you still thinking about this? Yes, no or not now are all fine with me.

When to send: Three days after a message that got no reply.

Why it works: Blaming the inbox instead of the person keeps it light, and the three options make answering easy.

{{name}}, I will leave this here and stop writing so I do not fill up your phone. If anything changes, my door is open. Look after yourself.

When to send: A week after the nudge, if there is still no reply. Then stop.

Why it works: Leaving kindly keeps the relationship intact.

Understood, {{name}}, and thank you for telling me straight. I will check in once in a couple of months, unless you would rather I did not.

When to send: As soon as someone says not now.

Why it works: It respects the answer and asks permission for the next contact.

Your order is in, {{name}}, and I have the details written down. Delivery usually takes a few days. I will message you when there is a tracking update, and you can reply here if anything looks wrong.

When to send: The same day as the order.

Why it works: It tells them what happens next and who to ask.

Hi {{name}}, I wanted to check that everything arrived in good shape. If something is missing or damaged, tell me and I will sort it out with the company the same day.

When to send: A few days after delivery.

Why it works: It is service, not selling, and it catches problems early.

Would you leave a short review of your order? It helps other people decide, and it takes about a minute: {{link}}

When to send: One to two weeks after delivery.

Why it works: One request, one link, sent while the order is fresh.

You have been great to work with, {{name}}. If a friend or colleague has asked you about this kind of thing, feel free to pass on my number. Only when it comes up naturally.

When to send: After a second order or a kind reply.

Why it works: It asks for an introduction, not a sale.