Read the scenario, and then answer the question about improving voice mail communication.

Alphonso McDermott, a window sales representative, was making "cold calls" to homeowners in Nashville, Tennessee while driving through the area on Wednesday. Alphonso was driving on Interstate $75$ with the front driver's side and passenger's side windows down, since the car's air conditioning went out last week. Alphonso left the following voice mail message to homeowner Rosalie Adkins, whom Alphonso had not met before:

Hi$,$ Ms$.$ Adkins. This is Alphonso McDermott. Would you please call me$?$ I need to set up a meeting with you to discuss several exciting new home window products on the market today. Thank you.

Which tips for improving voice mail communication did Alphonso not follow in leaving the message to Ms$.$ Adkins? Check all that apply.

Speak slowly and clearly, and repeat your name and phone number at the beginning and end of the message

Spell your name for the recipient, who might need to the correct spelling

Leave a detailed message, not just your name and number, to avoid prolonged phone tag

Ensure that your message will be understandable. Don't call from places with distracting background noise or an inadequate signal connection

Keep your message brief, typically, $60$ seconds or less