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How to write a follow up email: a practical guide

Writing and sending a follow up email is tricky. Here's what to say, when to send, and six templates for different business scenarios.
If you need to chase down an unpaid invoice, get feedback, or give someone a timely nudge about a deadline, you’ll need to write a follow up email. A well-crafted follow-up email is powerful. It can keep work moving, build strong collaborator relationships, save time, close deals, and even improve cash flow. But it can also be so hard to find the right words to express what you mean. In this blog, we will help you write the kind of follow-up email that helps you communicate what you mean clearly and get your recipient to respond before projects run later. We’ll cover the six most common types of follow-up email (with tips on when to send them and templates you can copy) and give you the rules to writing a more effective follow-up email for every workplace situation. Follow-up…
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