The follow-up that isn't annoying
Nudge a silent prospect back to life with a two-line follow-up that never feels needy.
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What this prompt does
- Drafts a two-line follow-up after no reply
- Adds one fresh reason to care
- Cuts the guilt and the "just bumping this"
- Makes it easy to say no
Why it works
Gives a reason to reply and permission to pass — so it lands as helpful, not needy.
Tips for this prompt
- Paste the original email into {{context}} so the tone matches.
- Name the one new reason in {{context}} — don't let it guess.
- Keep {{prospect}} to a first name — it reads warmer.
- Run it twice, keep the version that sounds less needy.
- Cut any line that even hints at guilt.
How to use the prompt
- Paste the prompt into your AI assistant.
- Swap {{prospect}} for the person's name.
- Fill {{context}} with what you last sent them.
- Run it.
- Read the two lines — do they sound like you?
- Tweak the wording, then send.
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