Always send WhatsApp messages to customers who have explicitly opted in to receive communications from your business. Sending unsolicited messages may lead to customer complaints and increase the risk of your number being blocked.
Sending a large number of messages in a short period, especially from a new WhatsApp number, can trigger Meta’s spam detection system. Gradually increase your messaging volume to maintain a healthy sending reputation.
Ensure your messages are relevant to the customer and provide value, such as order updates, useful information, or relevant promotions. Irrelevant or repetitive messages can lead to users blocking your number.
If a customer unsubscribes or replies with keywords like STOP, ensure that they no longer receive marketing messages. Continuing to send messages after an opt-out may result in account restrictions.
WhatsApp monitors your quality rating based on customer feedback. If many users block or report your messages, your quality rating may drop, which can lead to messaging limits or account suspension.
Ensure that your messages and business activities comply with WhatsApp Business Policy and Meta Commerce Policy, including restrictions on certain products, services, and message types.
Make sure your business name, profile details, and message content accurately represent your business. Misleading information can increase the likelihood of complaints.