I used a similar line in sales emails for close to a decade. People seem to appeciate it.
What’s a good way to give people an “easy out” when emailing them?
@DavidCohen suggested following up w “I realize this may not be a fit for you, but I was hoping you could just let me know for sure with a quick reply so that I can cross you off my list."https://buff.ly/2nhJOQi
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NRN - no response necessary :)
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thanks for sharing Ben. I think advice on how to write good emails - featuring concrete examples - is useful and underdone. Really appreciate tips that are practical and not just abstract.
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