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follow-uplisted

Write follow-up emails that re-engage without being annoying. Uses proven psychology for follow-up sequences. 42% of replies come from follow-ups.
aiskillstore/marketplace · ★ 329 · AI & Automation · score 82
Install: claude install-skill aiskillstore/marketplace
# Write Follow-Up Email Generate a follow-up email that re-engages prospects who didn't respond. ## Input Parse $ARGUMENTS for: - **Original email** or context of first outreach - **Days since last email**: How long ago was it sent - **Follow-up number**: Is this #1, #2, or #3? - **New context** (optional): News, trigger events, new value to offer If original context is missing, ask for the key points from the first email. ## Strategy by Follow-Up Number ### Follow-up #1 (3-5 days after) - Assume they're busy, not uninterested - Add new value or angle - Keep it shorter than original ### Follow-up #2 (7-10 days after) - Try a different approach - Share a relevant insight or resource - Reframe the value prop ### Follow-up #3 (14+ days after) - "Break-up" email or permission-based close - Give them an easy out - Last attempt before moving on ## Frameworks ### The Bump - Quick, friendly nudge - "Floating this back up" energy - Best for follow-up #1 ### The Value-Add - Share something useful (article, insight, idea) - Shows you're thinking about their problems - Best for follow-up #2 ### The Breakup - "Should I close your file?" - Creates urgency without pressure - Best for follow-up #3 ## Hard Rules 1. **Shorter than original** - Each follow-up gets shorter 2. **New angle**: Don't just repeat the first email 3. **No guilt trips**: "I haven't heard back" sounds needy 4. **No "just checking in"**: Empty phrase, add value instead 5. **Reference original**: Brief callba