You already know how to weld. This is the writing you keep losing work over. Two templates you can use this afternoon. The rest of the pack is quotes, reviews, booking, and marketplace posts.
Most welding shops lose jobs on response speed and follow-up, not skill. A same-day quote in plain English beats a prettier PDF that goes out Friday.
| Piece | This page | $49 pack |
|---|---|---|
| Small-job quote text | Yes | Yes + structural + emergency |
| Day-3 follow-up text | Yes | Yes + 4 more sequences |
| Review ask + 1-star reply | No | Yes |
| Booking page HTML | No | Yes |
| Service-area + marketplace posts | No | Yes |
| We host your page 1 year | No | $99 tier |
Language from the live Welding Shop Operating Pack. Not legal advice. Your prices, your insurance, your shop.
Hey [Name] — can do [job] this week. Labor: $[X] Materials: $[Y] (billed at cost + [Z]%) Total as scoped: $[X+Y] Includes: [what's in] Not included: [paint / teardown surprises / after-hours] Reply YES and I'll put you on [Tue/Thu]. 50% to start on jobs over $[threshold]. — [Shop], [phone]
[Name] — still have a slot [day] if you want that [job] done. Quote still stands: $[total]. After [day] I'll fill it with the next job in line. Text me if you want it. No hard feelings if not. — [Shop]