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Creating a Custom Link

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Objective

This SOP outlines the steps to create and share a custom link for seamless client communication, enhancing the client experience.

Key Steps

Step 1: Access the Link Creation Tool 0:13

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  • Begin by accessing the link creation tool.

  • Ensure you are logged in to the appropriate platform.

Step 2: Create a Custom Link 0:26

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  • Click on the option to create a new custom link.

  • Enter a creative name for the link that is relevant to the client or project.

Step 3: Copy the Custom Link 0:45

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  • Once the link is generated, copy the short version of the link.

  • This link can be used in various communication formats.

Step 4: Share the Link via Email 1:01

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  • Open your email client (e.g., Gmail).

  • Create a new email addressed to the client.

  • Include a subject line (e.g., 'Custom Link Demo').

  • Paste the custom link into the email body along with any relevant details.

Step 5: Share the Link via Text Message 2:08

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  • Open your messaging app.

  • Compose a new message to the client.

  • Paste the custom link and send it.

Step 6: Verify Link Functionality 2:28

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  • Check your inbox to confirm the link was sent successfully.

  • Click on the link to ensure it directs to the correct portal.

Step 7: Utilize the Link in Other Formats 2:40

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  • Consider printing the link on flyers or including it in templates for future emails.

Cautionary Notes

  • Ensure the custom link is tested before sending to clients to avoid any issues.

  • Double-check the recipient's email address or phone number to ensure the link reaches the correct client.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Use templates for emails that include the custom link to save time.

  • Keep a list of frequently used custom links for easy access.

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