The one sentence follow-up

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When you’re following up or reaching out one-to-one, one of the biggest mistakes you can make is sending a long email.

Quite often, long emails get ignored and short emails get answered.

Let’s talk about…the One-Sentence Follow-Up.

It’s so simple, yet not used enough.

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The One-Sentence Follow-Up: More Replies with Less Effort

One of the most effective no-budget tactics is the One-Sentence Follow-Up.

It works like this:

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