Polite Follow‑Up Email (No Response)

Draft a concise, courteous follow‑up email that adds value and invites a reply.

Prompt

Write a brief, professional follow‑up email to a recipient who hasn’t replied. Keep it under 120 words, acknowledge their busy schedule, restate the value proposition in one sentence, include one crisp CTA with two options (e.g., quick call vs. async reply), and propose 2–3 time slots. Maintain a warm, respectful tone. Provide a subject line and plain‑text email body.

Example Output

Context: Sent product demo deck last week to Ops Director at Acme. Goal: schedule 20‑min call. CTA options: '15‑min call' or 'send questions via email'

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