Sales Follow-Up Email Templates
Create effective follow-up emails for various sales scenarios that keep deals moving
автор: VibeBaza
curl -fsSL https://vibebaza.com/i/follow-up-email | bash
Sales Follow-Up Email Templates
Craft follow-up emails that re-engage prospects and advance deals.
Prompt Template
Create a follow-up email for this scenario:
**Context:**
- Last Interaction: [Meeting/Call/Email/Demo]
- Days Since: [Number]
- What Was Discussed: [Key points]
- Next Step Agreed: [If any]
- Prospect Engagement: [High/Medium/Low/Gone dark]
**Goal:** [Book meeting/Get response/Move to next stage/Re-engage]
**Tone:** [Professional/Casual/Urgent/Helpful]
Generate:
1. Subject line (3 options)
2. Email body
3. Clear CTA
4. Alternative if no response
Follow-Up Scenarios
Post-Demo (2 days)
Subject: "Quick follow-up on [specific feature discussed]"
"Hi [Name],
Thanks again for your time on [day]. I enjoyed learning about [specific challenge].
You mentioned [specific pain point]—I wanted to share [relevant resource/case study] that shows how [similar company] addressed this.
Would you have 15 minutes [day/day] to discuss next steps?
[Your name]"
After Proposal (1 week)
Subject: "Any questions on the proposal?"
"Hi [Name],
I wanted to check in on the proposal I sent over last [day]. I know you mentioned reviewing it with [stakeholder]—how did that conversation go?
Happy to hop on a quick call to address any questions or make adjustments.
What works for your schedule?"
Gone Dark (2 weeks)
Subject: "Did I lose you?"
"Hi [Name],
I haven't heard back and want to make sure I didn't miss something.
A quick reply would help me understand where you're at:
- Still interested, just busy
- Priorities changed
- Went another direction
Either way, I appreciate you letting me know.
[Name]"
Breakup Email
Subject: "Closing the loop"
"Hi [Name],
I've reached out a few times and haven't heard back, so I'm going to assume the timing isn't right.
I'll close out my follow-up, but feel free to reach out whenever [solution type] becomes a priority again.
Wishing you and [Company] all the best."