Most quotes die in silence — not because the answer was no, but because nobody followed up. Here's the exact 5-email sequence, ready to copy. Replace the highlighted parts and send (or better: automate it).
Send within 2 hours of the quote going out.
Hi {{FirstName}},
Thanks again for reaching out — your quote is attached. One question so I can tailor things if needed: what's the main outcome you're hoping this solves?
Any questions at all, just hit reply.
Why it works: the question invites a reply, which doubles response rates versus a plain "here's your quote".
Short. No pressure. Day 3.
Hi {{FirstName}},
Just making sure the quote landed and didn't get buried. If anything's unclear or the numbers need adjusting, happy to walk through it — takes 10 minutes.
Why it works: most deals are won here. People are busy, not uninterested — a gentle nudge is genuinely helpful.
Give something, ask nothing.
Hi {{FirstName}},
Whether or not we end up working together, this might help: {{link to a relevant resource, example, or tip specific to their situation}}.
It covers the exact thing you mentioned about {{their pain point}}.
Why it works: you're the only vendor giving instead of chasing. This is the email prospects remember.
Respectfully direct. People appreciate clarity.
Hi {{FirstName}},
I don't want to clutter your inbox. Is this still something you're planning to move on this quarter, or should I check back later in the year?
Either answer is completely fine — I'd just rather know than guess.
Why it works: the permission to say "not now" often produces a real timeline — which is worth more than silence.
Close the loop, leave the door open.
Hi {{FirstName}},
I'll assume the timing isn't right and stop the follow-ups here. The quote stays valid for {{60 days}} — if things change, one reply reopens everything.
Wishing you a great {{quarter/season}} either way.
Why it works: scarcity + zero pressure. A surprising number of "closed files" reply within a week.
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