Proposal nudge
When: 3–4 days after a proposal, no reply.
Re: [Project] proposal
Hi [Name], just checking the proposal reached you. Happy to adjust the scope or the start date if that helps. Would a 15-minute call this week be useful?
Short replies for the moments customers go quiet. Copy one, change the names, send.
When: 3–4 days after a proposal, no reply.
Re: [Project] proposal
Hi [Name], just checking the proposal reached you. Happy to adjust the scope or the start date if that helps. Would a 15-minute call this week be useful?
When: a week after a quote, before it expires.
Your quote for [job]
Hi [Name], your quote for [job] is still held at [price] until [date]. If anything has changed on your side, tell me and I’ll update it.
When: you said you’d send something by a date.
[Thing], as promised
Hi [Name], here’s the [thing] I promised on [day]. Let me know if anything needs changing before [next step].
When: you can’t keep a date you gave.
Update on [thing]
Hi [Name], I said I’d have the [thing] to you by [day]. It’ll be [new day] instead, because [one-line reason]. Sorry for the wait.
When: a regular has been quiet longer than usual.
Checking in
Hi [Name], it’s been a while since your last [order/brief]. Anything coming up we should plan for?
When: a regular is past their usual reorder date.
Your usual order
Hi [Name], you usually reorder around now. Shall I get the usual [items] ready for [day]?
When: a customer moved a meeting or deadline.
Re: [meeting], new date
Hi [Name], [new date] works. I’ve updated the plan to match and attached the new version.
When: someone asked something and nobody replied.
Re: [their subject]
Hi [Name], sorry for the slow reply on [question]. The short answer: [answer]. Happy to go into more detail.
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