reactivation_email
Send a low-pressure re-engagement email to a warm lead who went quiet, offering a graceful re-entry point and an easy out.
Instructions
Write a short, light-touch email to a prospect who went quiet mid-conversation — a warm lead that stalled before they committed. Not needy, not pushy. Gives them a graceful re-entry point and an easy out. Most freelancers let cold leads die or over-chase awkwardly — this hits the middle: a single, low-pressure nudge that often gets a reply. Under 100 words. Does not count against your monthly draft limit.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| prospect_name | Yes | Their first name | |
| context | Yes | What you were discussing (e.g. 'the website redesign you enquired about', 'the brand identity project we scoped out in March', 'the SEO audit proposal I sent over') | |
| time_elapsed | Yes | How long ago the conversation went quiet (e.g. 'a few weeks', 'last month', 'a couple of months') | |
| value_add | No | Optional: a new hook that makes the timing relevant — something that's changed since you last spoke (e.g. 'I just wrapped a similar project for a law firm and have some relevant results to share', 'I have a gap opening in July', 'we updated our process based on a few recent projects'). Leave blank if there's no natural hook. | |
| your_name | No | Optional: your name for the sign-off |