Proposal Follow-Up Sequence
Follow up after sending without nagging.
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Plan follow-ups after sending a proposal. Proposal summary and amount: [PROPOSAL_SUMMARY]. Client decision process and expected timeline: [DECISION_PROCESS]. My relationship with the contact: [RELATIONSHIP]. Tone: [TONE]. Return a table with 6 touches over 3 weeks: Day | Channel | Purpose | Message (40 to 90 words) | What to avoid. 1. Day 0: delivery email with a short summary and how to ask questions. 2. Day 2: confirm receipt and offer a walkthrough call. 3. Day 5: share something useful related to a concern they mentioned. 4. Day 9: ask what is needed to make a decision and who else should see it. 5. Day 14: check the timeline; offer to adjust scope or options. 6. Day 21: closing message that makes it easy to say not now, with a date to reconnect. Add: a decision tree for responses (they want changes; they went silent; they chose a competitor; they ask for a discount); a template for a revised proposal; a reminder system; and a log of outcomes with reasons, for learning. Rules: no false urgency, no invented competing offers, and no guilt. Use only details I provided.
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Day 2 (subject: Proposal for your warehouse project): "Hi Lena, I wanted to check you received the proposal and see if you have any questions. The key number is the 14-week timeline." Day 6: value note (about 70 words): "A client with a similar layout cut picking time by 18 percent in the first quarter. If useful, I can share the one-page summary." Day 12: question: "Is there anyone else who should see the proposal? I can prepare a short summary for them." Day 19: decision date: "Your target was a decision by 30 June. Do you need anything to get there?" Day 26: closing the loop: "I will assume the timing has changed and will step back unless you tell me otherwise." Channel: email, with one call on day 12. Stop after day 26. Log responses.
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