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Diet and Routine Guidelines Shared WhatsApp Template for Ayurveda & Wellness Centres
A ready-to-adapt WhatsApp message for Ayurveda and wellness centres, with placeholders, sample values and compliance notes.
When to Send This Message
Send after the practitioner shares a diet or routine plan. For Ayurveda and wellness centres, this is one of the everyday messages that keeps clients informed without a phone call. Most businesses send it automatically from their software, so the timing is consistent.
Programmes run over days or weeks, so scheduling and reminder messages are central.
The WhatsApp Template
Dear {{1}}, the diet and daily routine guidelines suggested by {{2}} are available here: {{3}}. Please follow them as advised and contact us with any questions.[Business Name]
Example with sample values
Dear Sunita, the diet and daily routine guidelines suggested by Vaidya Joshi are available here: https://example.com/d/AW3. Please follow them as advised and contact us with any questions.
Replace [Business Name] with your registered brand name. Links shown use example.com as a placeholder; use your own domain.
Placeholders and Sample Values
| Placeholder | Meaning | Sample value |
|---|---|---|
| {{1}} | Client | Sunita |
| {{2}} | Practitioner | Vaidya Joshi |
| {{3}} | Link | https://example.com/d/AW3 |
Filling in each placeholder
- Client (sample: Sunita): Use the first name or the salutation the customer gave you; fall back to a neutral greeting if the field is empty.
- Practitioner (sample: Vaidya Joshi): Keep the value short and specific; test the longest realistic value to check the message still reads well.
- Link (sample: https://example.com/d/AW3): Use your own short, recognisable domain; for SMS in India the domain must be whitelisted on DLT, and each variable is usually limited to 30 characters.
This template has 3 placeholders and a body of 173 characters before values are filled in. WhatsApp allows up to 1,024 characters in a template body, but short messages with one clear action get the best response.
Category and Approval
Utility templates must relate to a specific transaction, account or request the customer already has with you, such as a confirmation, reminder or status update. Do not add offers or promotional lines, as Meta may reclassify the template as marketing.
Compliance Checklist
- Links point to your own website or a trusted domain, and button labels are short and clear.
- Marketing messages include an easy way to opt out, and opt-outs are honoured promptly.
- The template is approved in the correct category before sending; utility and authentication templates cannot carry promotional content.
Rules to keep in mind for Ayurveda & Wellness Centres
AYUSH advertising is restricted: the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act and the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules (including Rule 170 for AYUSH medicines) prohibit misleading claims, and the courts have taken a firm view on ads that promise cures. We write content about therapies and experience, not guaranteed outcomes.
General guidance, not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm current requirements before launch. See our WhatsApp compliance guide for India.
Tips for Better Results
- Send it as close as possible to the event it relates to, such as right after booking or the day before an appointment.
- Keep one purpose per message; if you need to send a reminder and a document, the reminder should still make sense on its own.
Where this message fits for Ayurveda & Wellness Centres
Wellness customers often discover a centre through social media, recommendations or travel searches, read about treatments and practitioners' training, and ask detailed questions about programmes, duration and diet before booking. Many return for seasonal therapies or buy products online after a visit.
Instagram and YouTube educate potential clients about treatments; search brings people looking for specific therapies; WhatsApp answers questions and confirms bookings; email shares seasonal routines and programme dates; SMS sends appointment reminders.
Campaign ideas that pair with this template
- Seasonal detox or rejuvenation programme launches with early-booking offers
- Educational posts about a different therapy each week
- Post-programme follow-ups with diet tips and product reorder links
Need this WhatsApp template set up?
We register, submit and connect templates for you, and send test messages before launch.
Questions About This Template
When should a wellness centre send the diet and routine guidelines shared message?
Send after the practitioner shares a diet or routine plan. Sending it at a consistent time builds trust and reduces follow-up calls.
Do WhatsApp templates need approval?
Yes. Business-initiated messages outside the 24-hour customer service window must use a template approved by Meta. Approval is usually quick, but templates can be rejected or re-categorised if they break the guidelines.
Why is this template in the Utility category?
Utility templates must relate to a specific transaction, account or request the customer already has with you, such as a confirmation, reminder or status update. Do not add offers or promotional lines, as Meta may reclassify the template as marketing.
Can DND Teams set this up for my wellness centre?
Yes. We adapt the template to your business, register or submit it, and connect it to your software or our panel. Share your use case on WhatsApp or through the form.
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