Library/Outreach & Messaging/Follow-Up & Multi-Touch Sequences/Write a Value-Add Follow-Up After Sending a Proposal
TestedOutreach & MessagingQuick Win (under 10 min)
About this prompt
This prompt drafts a follow-up email for a prospect who received a proposal and hasn't responded, structured around adding something new rather than just 'checking in.' It references the original proposal, introduces a relevant insight or proof point, and ends with a low-friction ask to move forward. Use it when your standard proposal follow-up isn't generating responses.Proposal follow-ups that say 'just following up on the proposal I sent' generate radio silence because they add no new reason to respond. This prompt takes your [proposal context], [what was discussed in the meeting], [what the expected next step was], and generates a follow-up that references the proposal specifically, adds a new piece of value (a relevant case study, a data point tied to their stated concern, or a clarification of a point from the proposal), and closes with a clear, binary ask that's easy to say yes or no to. Use this over a generic re-engagement email when you've already sent the proposal and need to generate a response without sounding like you're just chasing. Tip: the 'something new' in the follow-up is the most critical element — a restatement of your proposal with a different subject line is still just a restatement; an unexpected piece of proof or a new framing of their problem gives them a genuine reason to reply.The prompt
Write a follow-up email to [PROSPECT] who received my proposal [X DAYS] ago.
Proposal included: [WHAT YOU SENT]
Next step discussed: [WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN]
Write an email that:
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Variables to replace
PROSPECT|X DAYS|WHAT YOU SENT|WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN
How to run it
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