Task prompt · Customer Support
Write a win-back email to a lost customer
by Agent Yard TeamReach out to a customer who left, own what went wrong, and give them a real reason to come back.
Use cases
- Reach out to a customer who left, own what went wrong, and give them a real reason to come back.
- Reuse it as often as you like: fill in the blanks (company; customer name or segment; when) with new details and copy again.
- As one step of the Set up customer support prompt pack.
Featured in: Best Claude prompts for customer support, Best Gemini prompts for customer support.
How to use it
- Open chatgpt.com or claude.ai (or another AI listed here).
- Fill in the highlighted blanks ([COMPANY], [CUSTOMER NAME OR SEGMENT], [WHEN]…) below, or edit them after pasting.
- Copy the prompt, paste it into the chat and send.
Fill in the blanks (optional)
Prompt
Write an email from me at [COMPANY] to [CUSTOMER NAME OR SEGMENT] who stopped using us [WHEN]. Why they left, if known: [REASON]. What has changed since: [REAL IMPROVEMENTS]. Offer, if any: [OFFER OR NONE]. - Open by acknowledging the reason honestly, without excuses. - Explain what changed in two or three plain sentences. - Make returning easy with one clear link or step. - Under 130 words. No guilt-tripping, no fake urgency. Give two subject line options.
One email a week
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