I really enjoyed chatting with you earlier today and learning more about how you [role] at [company]. I understand the issues you’re encountering with [challenges discussed in conversation] and how they make it harder to [impact on team or company].
As mentioned, I’ve attached more information about our resources and how we can help you boost [business objective] and solve [business problem].
Just let me know if you have any questions and I’d be more than happy to chat again. If not, I look forward to talking again on [date and time].
Just because you follow up with your prospective clients once doesn’t mean they’ll respond. However, that also doesn’t mean you should give up. By sending more follow up emails – in situations where you feel it’ll be worth it – that are simple, short, and useful, you might just get that response you’re looking for. Persistence pays off when it comes to sales follow up emails.
I wanted to get in touch to see which of the 10 Ways you’re using to boost your sales team’s productivity [details of content sent in first email]. If you haven’t implemented these techniques yet, I’d love to help you get started. Are you available for a 30 minute call on [date and time]? Just let me know what works best for you. I look forward to hearing from you!
I know how busy you must be managing your team and helping them increase sales [job function]. I hope the resource I sent you about boosting your sales productivity was helpful, and that you can share it with the rest of your team. Here it is again [insert hyperlink here] in case it got lost in translation. Continue reading “Use Case 7: After You Send A Follow Up Email”