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Email Follow Up Essentials
ChatGPT Prompt:
"Compose a professional follow-up email to potential buyers I met at a tradeshow. These buyers, who represent airport retail conglomerates such as Hudson News Group and Dufry, showed interest in consumer packaged goods – specifically artisanal granola and soy wax candles. They engaged in conversation, left their business cards, and saw a strong connection between my Brooklyn-branded products and their retail outlets, particularly airport stores, airport lounges, and other airport-related retail spaces. Additionally, they expressed interest in private label opportunities, using city-specific branding for locations like Chicago, Houston, and Los Angeles.
The email should:
- Be warm, professional, and engaging, referencing our previous conversation at the tradeshow.
- Reiterate their interest in artisanal granola and soy wax candles, highlighting how these products align with airport retail settings.
- Emphasize the connection between my Brooklyn-branded items and their target markets.
- Mention the private label option, reinforcing the idea of city-specific branding for other locations.
- Encourage a follow-up conversation or meeting to discuss potential partnerships.
- Include a strong call to action for next steps.
Structure the email with:
- A compelling subject line that grabs attention.
- A personalized greeting.
- A concise and engaging opening paragraph referencing the tradeshow connection.
- A middle section that reinforces product relevance and potential business fit.
- A clear closing statement with a call to action.
- A professional sign-off.
Make the tone friendly yet business-like, demonstrating enthusiasm while remaining professional and to the point. Ensure the email is well-structured, easy to read, and encourages a response.
Ask me clarifying questions until you are 95% confident you can complete the task successfully. Take a deep breath and take it step by step. Remember to search the internet to retrieve up-to-date information."
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