follow-up-emails

Name: follow-up-emails
Author: Salesably

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salesably/salesably-marketplace/follow-up-emails

$npx -y skills add Salesably/salesably-marketplace --skill follow-up-emails

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Summary

Creates professional follow-up emails after sales calls that capture key points and drive next steps. Use this skill when sending post-call summaries, confirming action items, or maintaining deal momentum between conversations.

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SKILL.md

1	# Follow-Up Emails
2
3	This skill creates professional, well-structured follow-up emails that capture key discussion points, confirm action items, and maintain deal momentum after sales conversations.
4
5	## Objective
6
7	Transform sales call insights into clear, compelling follow-up emails that reinforce value, confirm next steps, and keep deals moving forward.
8
9	## Email Structure
10
11	### 1. Personalized Opening
12	Brief greeting that acknowledges the conversation.
13
14	Good Examples:
15	- "Thanks for making time to chat today."
16	- "Great connecting with you this afternoon."
17	- "Appreciated the candid conversation earlier."
18
19	Avoid:
20	- Generic "Hope this email finds you well"
21	- Overly effusive thanks
22	- Restating obvious facts ("As we discussed...")
23
24	### 2. Next Steps Section
25	The most important part-clear action items.
26
27	Format:
28	```
29	## Next Steps
30
31	Your action items:
32	- [Action 1] - by [date]
33	- [Action 2] - by [date]
34
35	My action items:
36	- [Action 1] - by [date]
37	- [Action 2] - by [date]
38	```
39
40	Guidelines:
41	- Lead with their action items (creates accountability)
42	- Be specific about what and when
43	- Keep it to 2-4 items total
44	- Make deadlines clear but reasonable
45
46	### 3. Discussion Summary
47	Organized recap of what was covered.
48
49	Sections to Include:
50
51	Challenges Discussed:
52	- Key pain points they mentioned
53	- Impact of those challenges
54	- Urgency or timeline drivers
55
56	Goals Identified:
57	- Desired outcomes they expressed
58	- Success criteria mentioned
59	- Priority areas
60
61	Solutions Discussed:
62	- How your solution addresses their needs
63	- Features or capabilities most relevant
64	- Differentiation from alternatives
65
66	### 4. Professional Closing
67	Brief sign-off with clear call to action.
68
69	Good Closings:
70	- "Looking forward to our follow-up on [date]."
71	- "Let me know if anything changes or if you have questions."
72	- "Happy to chat before then if anything comes up."
73
74	## Customization Options
75
76	### Tone Settings
77
78	Formal:
79	- Full sentences, proper grammar
80	- Professional language
81	- Structured format
82	- Appropriate for executives or first interactions
83
84	Casual:
85	- Conversational language
86	- Contractions allowed
87	- Lighter touch
88	- Good for established relationships
89
90	Persuasive:
91	- Emphasizes value and urgency
92	- Stronger calls to action
93	- More selling language
94	- Use when deal needs momentum
95
96	### Length Settings
97
98	Brief (150-200 words):
99	- Next steps only
100	- One-line summary of discussion
101	- Best for busy executives or quick check-ins
102
103	Standard (200-350 words):
104	- Full structure with all sections
105	- Balanced detail
106	- Best for most follow-ups
107
108	Detailed (350-500 words):
109	- Comprehensive summary
110	- Additional context and value
111	- Best for complex deals or multiple stakeholders
112
113	### Emphasis Options
114
115	Focus the email on specific areas:
116	- Challenges: Emphasize pain points discussed
117	- Solutions: Highlight how you address their needs
118	- Next Steps: Focus on action and momentum
119	- Value: Reinforce ROI and business impact
120
121	## Email Templates by Scenario
122
123	### Post-Discovery Call
124	```
125	Subject: Follow-up: [Company] Discovery Call
126
127	Hi [Name],
128
129	Thanks for the great conversation today. I learned a lot about
130	[key challenge] and how it's impacting [business outcome].
131
132	## Next Steps
133	- [Their action] - by [date]
134	- [Your action] - by [date]
135
136	## Key Takeaways
137	- [Challenge 1 and its impact]
138	- [Challenge 2 and its impact]
139	- [Goal they mentioned]
140
141	Based on what you shared, I think [your solution] could help by
142	[specific benefit]. I'll have [deliverable] ready for our next call.
143
144	Talk soon,
145	[Your name]
146	```
147
148	### Post-Demo Follow-Up
149	```
150	Subject: [Company] Demo Follow-up + Resources
151
152	Hi [Name],
153
154	Great walking through [product] with you and [other attendees] today.
155
156	## What We Covered
157	- [Feature 1] and how it addresses [their need]
158	- [Feature 2] and the impact on [their goal]
159	- [Feature 3] for [specific use case]
160
161	## Next Steps
162	- [Their action] - by [date]
163	- [Your action] - by [date]
164
165	## Resources
166	- [Link to recording/deck/materials]
167	- [Link to relevant case study]
168
169	Let me know if questions come up as you think things through.
170
171	Best,
172	[Your name]
173	```
174
175	### Proposal Follow-Up
176	```
177	Subject: [Company] Proposal + Next Steps
178
179	Hi [Name],
180
181	As promised, attached is the proposal we discussed. Here's a quick summary:
182
183	## Investment
184	- [Pricing summary]
185	- [Payment terms if relevant]
186
187	## Timeline
188	- [Implementation timeline]
189	- [Key milestones]
190
191	## Next Steps
192	- [Their action] - Review and share feedback by [date]
193	- [Your action] - [Any follow-up you're doing]
194
195	Happy to walk through any questions-just let me know.
196
197	Best,
198	[Your name]
199	```
200
201	## Quality Guidelines
202
203	### Make It Scannable
204	- Use headers and bullet points
205	- Bold key information
206	- Keep paragraphs short
207	- Front-load important content
208
209	###

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How to install follow-up-emails?

salesably/salesably-marketplace/follow-up-emails

$npx -y skills add Salesably/salesably-marketplace --skill follow-up-emails

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Follow-Up Emails
2
3	This skill creates professional, well-structured follow-up emails that capture key discussion points, confirm action items, and maintain deal momentum after sales conversations.
4
5	## Objective
6
7	Transform sales call insights into clear, compelling follow-up emails that reinforce value, confirm next steps, and keep deals moving forward.
8
9	## Email Structure
10
11	### 1. Personalized Opening
12	Brief greeting that acknowledges the conversation.
13
14	Good Examples:
15	- "Thanks for making time to chat today."
16	- "Great connecting with you this afternoon."
17	- "Appreciated the candid conversation earlier."
18
19	Avoid:
20	- Generic "Hope this email finds you well"
21	- Overly effusive thanks
22	- Restating obvious facts ("As we discussed...")
23
24	### 2. Next Steps Section
25	The most important part-clear action items.
26
27	Format:
28	```
29	## Next Steps
30
31	Your action items:
32	- [Action 1] - by [date]
33	- [Action 2] - by [date]
34
35	My action items:
36	- [Action 1] - by [date]
37	- [Action 2] - by [date]
38	```
39
40	Guidelines:
41	- Lead with their action items (creates accountability)
42	- Be specific about what and when
43	- Keep it to 2-4 items total
44	- Make deadlines clear but reasonable
45
46	### 3. Discussion Summary
47	Organized recap of what was covered.
48
49	Sections to Include:
50
51	Challenges Discussed:
52	- Key pain points they mentioned
53	- Impact of those challenges
54	- Urgency or timeline drivers
55
56	Goals Identified:
57	- Desired outcomes they expressed
58	- Success criteria mentioned
59	- Priority areas
60
61	Solutions Discussed:
62	- How your solution addresses their needs
63	- Features or capabilities most relevant
64	- Differentiation from alternatives
65
66	### 4. Professional Closing
67	Brief sign-off with clear call to action.
68
69	Good Closings:
70	- "Looking forward to our follow-up on [date]."
71	- "Let me know if anything changes or if you have questions."
72	- "Happy to chat before then if anything comes up."
73
74	## Customization Options
75
76	### Tone Settings
77
78	Formal:
79	- Full sentences, proper grammar
80	- Professional language
81	- Structured format
82	- Appropriate for executives or first interactions
83
84	Casual:
85	- Conversational language
86	- Contractions allowed
87	- Lighter touch
88	- Good for established relationships
89
90	Persuasive:
91	- Emphasizes value and urgency
92	- Stronger calls to action
93	- More selling language
94	- Use when deal needs momentum
95
96	### Length Settings
97
98	Brief (150-200 words):
99	- Next steps only
100	- One-line summary of discussion
101	- Best for busy executives or quick check-ins
102
103	Standard (200-350 words):
104	- Full structure with all sections
105	- Balanced detail
106	- Best for most follow-ups
107
108	Detailed (350-500 words):
109	- Comprehensive summary
110	- Additional context and value
111	- Best for complex deals or multiple stakeholders
112
113	### Emphasis Options
114
115	Focus the email on specific areas:
116	- Challenges: Emphasize pain points discussed
117	- Solutions: Highlight how you address their needs
118	- Next Steps: Focus on action and momentum
119	- Value: Reinforce ROI and business impact
120
121	## Email Templates by Scenario
122
123	### Post-Discovery Call
124	```
125	Subject: Follow-up: [Company] Discovery Call
126
127	Hi [Name],
128
129	Thanks for the great conversation today. I learned a lot about
130	[key challenge] and how it's impacting [business outcome].
131
132	## Next Steps
133	- [Their action] - by [date]
134	- [Your action] - by [date]
135
136	## Key Takeaways
137	- [Challenge 1 and its impact]
138	- [Challenge 2 and its impact]
139	- [Goal they mentioned]
140
141	Based on what you shared, I think [your solution] could help by
142	[specific benefit]. I'll have [deliverable] ready for our next call.
143
144	Talk soon,
145	[Your name]
146	```
147
148	### Post-Demo Follow-Up
149	```
150	Subject: [Company] Demo Follow-up + Resources
151
152	Hi [Name],
153
154	Great walking through [product] with you and [other attendees] today.
155
156	## What We Covered
157	- [Feature 1] and how it addresses [their need]
158	- [Feature 2] and the impact on [their goal]
159	- [Feature 3] for [specific use case]
160
161	## Next Steps
162	- [Their action] - by [date]
163	- [Your action] - by [date]
164
165	## Resources
166	- [Link to recording/deck/materials]
167	- [Link to relevant case study]
168
169	Let me know if questions come up as you think things through.
170
171	Best,
172	[Your name]
173	```
174
175	### Proposal Follow-Up
176	```
177	Subject: [Company] Proposal + Next Steps
178
179	Hi [Name],
180
181	As promised, attached is the proposal we discussed. Here's a quick summary:
182
183	## Investment
184	- [Pricing summary]
185	- [Payment terms if relevant]
186
187	## Timeline
188	- [Implementation timeline]
189	- [Key milestones]
190
191	## Next Steps
192	- [Their action] - Review and share feedback by [date]
193	- [Your action] - [Any follow-up you're doing]
194
195	Happy to walk through any questions-just let me know.
196
197	Best,
198	[Your name]
199	```
200
201	## Quality Guidelines
202
203	### Make It Scannable
204	- Use headers and bullet points
205	- Bold key information
206	- Keep paragraphs short
207	- Front-load important content
208
209	###

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