Most deals die in follow-up. Not because people aren't interested, but because follow-ups are boring, guilt-trippy, or give up too early.

These sequences are built to revive conversations without desperation.


Sequence A: The Standard Revival (No Prior Response)

Day 3

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"Hey [Name], know you're busy. Just checking if you caught that last note. If [industry challenge] isn't a priority right now, no worries. If it is, let me know and I'll send more detail."

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Day 7

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"[Name], been talking to a few other [Job Title]s in [Industry] this week. Same challenge keeps coming up. Still relevant for [Company]? If timing's off, I'll check back in a few weeks."

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Day 14

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"Last note from me on this. If [problem] becomes a priority at [Company], I'm around. Otherwise, I'll assume it's not the right time."

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Sequence B: The Post-Call Ghost (Had a Meeting, Went Silent)

Day 2

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"Hey [Name], following up on our call. Wanted to clarify one thing about [specific point discussed]. Let me know if that changes anything on your end."

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Day 5

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"[Name], was talking to another [Job Title] in [Industry] today and your situation came up. Still planning to move forward this quarter?"

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Day 10

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"If priorities shifted at [Company], I get it. Just need a quick yes or no so I can update my notes. Either way, appreciate the conversation."

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Sequence C: The Long-Term Nurture (Not Ready Now)