Paraphrased question: “Were you so annoyed by [imagined flaw in an attempt at contact] that you did not respond? I want to apologize.” Probably I just didn’t read the email. If I had read it, high odds I would not remember it specifically. People sharply overestimate this risk.
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Apparently someone taught sales reps that guilting people about non-response raises conversion rates to responses but hopefully you are better calibrated than to do that.
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This isn’t the first time you’ve commented on this recently, but I feel like printing all your tweets on this topic into my Bluetick marketing collateral would be a reasonably good way to go. ;)
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Go for it! Speaking of which, I owe you an email.
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@brennandunn taught me to finish emails with: “Sound good?” Only response needed is “yes.” Sound good? -
The weird "did I say something wrong" stuff... Eek. "No, I'm just horrible staying on top of email and I've been busy with non inbox stuff all day." Plus, longer the email + not expecting it = more likely to think "no energy" and move on
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