Re-engaging a Silent Deal
Gives the buyer an easy exit, since the reply rate on offering to close the file beats any number of check-ins.
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Running it, start to finish
- Work out which of the six reasons is most likely.
- Send the easy-exit message rather than another check-in.
- Close it out with a note if there is no reply.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Offers to close the file, which gets replies precisely because it is easier to answer than to explain.
- Counts your follow-ups and says when more is damaging rather than persistent.
- Treats silence after the easy-exit message as an answer in itself.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Send the close-it-out message. It outperforms every check-in, because it releases the awkwardness that was causing the silence in the first place.
- Never manufacture urgency. A fake deadline or expiring discount is recognised immediately and costs the relationship as well as the deal.
- Close out properly. A recorded, gracious close-lost means a future approach starts informed rather than cold.
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