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The Follow-Up Formula: How to Write Emails That Move Deals Forward

The Follow-Up Formula: How to Write Emails That Move Deals Forward

  • Post author:Simon Hazeldine
  • Post published:July 15, 2026
  • Post category:Sales Techniques/Selling
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By Simon Hazeldine Most follow-up emails do not move deals forward. They simply remind the buyer that a meeting happened. They say things like: “Thanks for your time today.” “Great…

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