10 Are customers always asking the same questions? Organize common questions in your merchant channel

“What are your opening hours?” “Where are you located?” “How much does this service cost?” “Do I need to contact you in advance?” “What information do I need to provide when enquiring?”

Retyping every time, looking for images, or sending explanations takes up time from your daily business.

Organise the basic answers in your WeiCity merchant channel so customers can review them first. When replying, you can also share relevant content and then continue the conversation about their specific needs.

Review recent enquiries first, and pick the questions that come up most often.

✅ Basic Business Information

🔹 Where is the shop?

🔹 What are the opening hours?

🔹 Which branches are there?

🔹 How can I get in touch?

✅ Products and Services

🔹 What specifications or styles are available?

🔹 What does the service include?

🔹 Which areas do you serve?

🔹 What is the price or how is the quote given?

✅ Participation and Visit Arrangements

🔹 Do I need to contact you before visiting?

🔹 How do I sign up for an event?

🔹 What are the conditions for the offer?

🔹 What information do I need to prepare?

📌 Organise the questions asked most often first, then gradually add more based on actual enquiries.

Try to use the wording customers are familiar with in question titles.

🔸 For example:

❓ For repairs, what information do I need to provide?

Please provide the equipment model, the fault description, and related photos so we can first understand the problem. Whether further inspection is needed, and the scope and cost of repair, will be confirmed after communication.

❓ The product has no price tag. How do I ask for a price?

Please send the product name or a photo, and describe the style, specifications, and quantity you need so we can confirm the price and availability.

❓ Do I need to contact you before visiting?

Explain this according to your actual business arrangements. If some services require advance contact, state the relevant items and how to contact us.

📌 Answer the question first, then add conditions and next steps so customers can read it easily.

🔶 Food & Dining

🔹 What are the opening hours?

🔹 During which times are specific dishes available?

🔹 What does the set meal include?

🔹 Which branches does the offer apply to?

Help customers understand the menu and visit arrangements.

🔶 Retail Stores

🔹 What sizes or colours are available?

🔹 How can I check stock?

🔹 Are accessories included in the price?

🔹 How can I find out about returns and exchanges?

Help customers confirm relevant information before making a purchase.

🔶 Education & Training

🔹 What ages or grade levels is the course suitable for?

🔹 How are class times arranged?

🔹 What information about my child should I provide when enquiring?

🔹 How can I find out about fees and how to sign up?

Help parents understand the basic arrangements first, before discussing their child's specific needs.

🔶 Beauty & Hairdressing

🔹 What does the service include?

🔹 How are fees calculated?

🔹 Do I need to contact you before visiting?

🔹 What should I prepare before the service?

Help customers understand the project and visit details.

🔶 Renovation & Repair

🔹 Which areas do you serve?

🔹 What information is needed to request a quote?

🔹 Is an on-site inspection required?

🔹 What items are included in the quote?

Let customers know how to begin discussing their needs.

You can set up several clear categories based on the content:

✅ Business and Location Address, opening hours, and branch information.

✅ Products and Services Specifications, service content, and scope of application.

✅ Prices and Fees Fixed prices, quotation basis, and additional charges.

✅ Events and Offers Valid dates, conditions of use, and how to take part.

✅ Contact and Arrangements Information needed for enquiries, visit matters, and communication methods.

📌 If there is not much content, a single Q&A article is enough. As questions increase, split them by topic.

If the situation varies by product, service, or customer needs, do not give only a vague answer.

🔹 Original wording

“Price? Please ask.”

🔹 Clearer wording

“Fees depend on size, materials, and the scope of service. Please send photos, measurements, and your requirements so we can confirm a quote.”

🔹 Original wording

“Yes, contact us.”

🔹 Clearer wording

“We provide home visit services in designated areas. Please first send your area and service needs so we can confirm whether we can arrange it.”

Let customers know why they need to enquire and what to provide.

When a customer asks a question that is already covered, you can share the relevant article with a brief guide.

💬 For example:

“Hello, we have put our service scope and the information needed for quotes in this article. You can read it first, then send us your area and requirements.”

If the customer's situation is unusual, continue by addressing their specific needs.

📌 FAQs are for providing basic information, and should be used together with actual communication to help customers solve their problems.

When any of the following changes, check the related Q&As:

🔹 Opening hours and address

🔹 Product specifications and availability

🔹 Prices and fee conditions

🔹 Service areas

🔹 Course or event schedules

🔹 Contact details

Avoid different wording across Q&A articles, product introductions, and event pages.

❓ Question: Use wording customers can easily understand.

✅ Basic Answer: Answer the main concern directly first.

📌 Applicable Conditions: Explain the scope, limitations, or situations that need further confirmation.

🔍 Before Publishing, Check These Points

✅ Do the questions come from actual enquiries?

✅ Are the answers direct and clear?

✅ Are the conditions and fees fully explained?

✅ Does the content match current arrangements?

✅ Do customers know what to do next?

✅ Are customers' personal details kept private?

You do not need to write a lot at once.

Start with the five questions asked most often recently, and gradually build an enquiry resource that is easy to browse, share, and update.

Customers first learn about your business hours, products, and services, then contact you with their specific needs.

Organising common questions well makes your merchant channel more convenient for daily enquiries.

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