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Author x Founder at 30 Minutes to President's Club | VP of Sales

One sentence emails in sales are highly underrated. Examples: ✅ "How's Tuesday at 2pm or Thursday at 4pm?" ✅ "How'd it go with Jane?" ✅ "Thoughts?" ✅ "Did we lose you on this one?" ✅ :( Strip out all of the noise. ❌ Hi [NAME] ❌ Just circling back... ❌ I wanted to see if... ❌ I know you mentioned that... Just. Ask. The. Question. #sales

Jonah Stromer

Every Executive Assistant's best friend | Senior Director of Sales at Savoya | Ground Service for Executive Power Travelers | Unreasonably Charismatic | Easily bribed with coffee and Magic cards

6d

the singular :( is an absolute swing for the fences follow up and i love it

Lydia Sugarman

Generalist 🚀Solutions architect 🚀From chaos to clarity 🚀 Guiding your B2B business to work more profitably 🚀 RevOps strategy & technology.

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If it's going to be one just one question, make it a good one that makes it easy for the recipient to respond. I know you're great at your job, but I would never in a million f***ing years use those green-checked examples in an actual email. But, that's just me. You do you.

Luke Schamer

AE @ SalesIntel | Unlimited, human-verified data for your GTM strategy

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If the only thing I receive in an email is frown emoticon...

Antonio Schulz

Passionate about Sales and business strategy. | Account Manager @ IBYKUS AG | Founder BMDB

6d

"Just circling back" 😭 I wholeheartedly hate this one.

Kyle Ferretti

Sales Leader | Writer | Sales | Digital Marketing | Self-development | Investing

6d

In one funnel I ran - "Any thoughts" Got more responses than 75% of the cadence. Simple approach.

Spencer Allen

Building Startups. Relationship-Oriented. Founder @ Fulcrum

6d

Yes, and.... Just because hackneyed and cliched examples of softening language exist, it doesn't mean all softening language is useless. (don't get me started on the dynamics of gender/race and inherent biased expectations toward softening language) I close deals because I create time and space to build rapport. Sometimes that's in an email. Brevity isn't a rule, it's a tool.

Deepak Bhootra (Dr)

Empowering Individuals and Teams to Thrive: Sales Trainer & Coach, Business Coach, Published Author (USA National Bestseller)

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A one liner in sales is like a text from a friend; quick, clear, and easy to answer💯

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Alberto Garagnani

Training salespeople with AI, not replacing them | CEO & Co-founder at Zell | SkyDeck 19

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I feel so dump for all the I wanted to see if... I guess that's what learning from the best feels like :)

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"Thoughts? 🙂 " is wildly successful for me and my team LOL. It's definitely the slightly smiling face.

Sundus Tariq

CMO| Data-Driven E-commerce Strategist | Generated $100M+ in Revenue | Conversion Rate Optimization Expert| Revenue-Focused Analytics | Sales Optimization Expert |10+ Years Experience

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Agree with this approach. Direct and clear communication often yields the best results. Saves time for both parties. How have your responses been since implementing this technique?

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