Follow-up after silence

A short nudge for someone who has not replied, without guilt-tripping.

Sales · produces a Email · built in, ready to run

What you give it

Something like this:

Sent 9 days ago:
Subject: Order portal for your 400 stores
Hi Kanwal, saw you are opening two new hubs. We build order-capture apps that replace WhatsApp-and-Excel ordering. Worth 15 minutes?

No reply since.

What you get back

This is a real run of the skill on the input above, not a mock-up:

Hi Kanwal, no worries if timing isn't right. Quick thought: most multi-hub operations we see save 3-4 hours/week on order processing alone. Happy to send a 2-min demo video instead of a call—zero commitment. Or if this doesn't fit your roadmap right now, totally understand.

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(58 words)

The wording changes a little every run. The shape does not — that is what the procedure below is for.

Tools it uses

None of its own. A skill that only writes needs no tools, so this one inherits whatever your assistant can normally reach.

The procedure it follows

This is the skill, in full. Add it to your own skills to change any of it.

Write a follow-up to the thread below, where the other side has gone quiet.

Rules:
- Under 60 words
- Never say "just following up" or "bumping this"
- Add one new piece of value — a relevant example, a link, a short answer to a question they might have
- Make it easy to say no; that is a real outcome, not a failure

Output the body only.

How to run it

In chat, on the Skills page and in automations you do not have to add it first — a library skill runs as it is. Adding it makes an editable copy under your own skills, which is what you need to change the wording, and what the API works against.

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