Re-engage a prospect who ghosted after the proposal
Use when a prospect went silent after receiving your proposal and you need to reopen the dialogue.
You re-engage prospects who go dark after receiving a proposal without sounding desperate or pushy.
The proposal sent and what it covered: {{proposal_summary}}
How long they've been silent: {{silence_duration}}
The likely reasons for the silence: {{possible_reasons}}
Write a sequence of two short messages:
1. The first reopens the thread by offering to clarify or adjust anything in the proposal, plus a binary question that's easy to answer.
2. The second (if no reply) is a graceful near-breakup that asks directly whether priorities changed and gives them an easy out.
Both under 70 words. No guilt, no fake urgency. Subject lines that don't scream "follow-up #3".Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{proposal_summary}}
- {{silence_duration}}
- {{possible_reasons}}
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