Do you use Gmail? (I'm sure in 80% cases you are) you definitely know that Google released their New Gmail UI 😺 and you know what ... it's AWESOME! Few WHYs: 👍 New UI 👍 Quick replies 👍 Snoozing emails ... and 10+ New Changed/Features

[2 emails to be above the majority of your competitors] 

 No matter if you're in sales, business development or the founder of a small or medium company - business meetings are an essential part of life. 

You discuss new opportunities with leads and prospects, you create new partnerships and the most important thing - you build relationships with other people in the business. Yes! 

Now in 2018 and 2019, there is no B2B or B2C anymore, 

Today is the era of H2H (human to human) 

You don't talk to brands, you talk to a real person, you don't pay money to a company. 

You pay to people you trust. 

 So I highly recommend you send a follow-up email after meetings (no matter what it was, a call via Hangouts or a face-to-face meeting in office). 

 And you’ll succeed. 

 Why? 

 Because 30% of salespeople send 0 follow-up emails after the meetings 

😳 & 44% of salespeople give up after the first follow-up 😱 

 So by sending a second email, you’re above the majority of your competitors. 

 👉Check 7 rules to write a follow-up email after the business meeting


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