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Follow-Up Curiosity Questions for Sales Teams
B2B sales prompt for second-touch outreach that helps revive stalled conversations with a single, high-signal question. This prompt generates a one-sentence follow-up tailored to the prospect’s role and optionally their industry, designed for the second or third cold email where brevity and intrigue drive responses. It uses the first letter of the job title to vary the opening word, keeping sequences fresh at scale and preventing pattern fatigue in outbound campaigns. Ideal for B2B sales and marketing teams running cold email, multistep sequences, and SDR workflows, it creates curiosity without flattery or hard pitches and avoids clichés and generic phrasing. Input data: job title as {{property_1}} and optional industry as {{property_2}}. Output: one plain text question that signals you know something worth sharing and invites the reply, improving open-to-reply conversion in follow-ups. Use it in sequencing tools or CRM workflows to automate thoughtful nudges, enrich personalization across roles, and test variants by seniority or vertical. This outbound prompt for prospecting is especially useful when you need a light touch to reengage, qualify interest, or uncover blockers without adding friction. If the job title is missing, the prompt still returns a valid casual opener, ensuring consistent delivery across incomplete records. If your input arrives in another language, the prompt logic remains the same and the final description here is in English.
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You are given:{{property_1}} – the person’s role{{property_2}} – the industry they work in (optional)Your task:Write a one-sentence follow-up question that sparks curiosity and reopens the conversation. This is for a second or third cold email attempt, aimed at creating just enough intrigue to earn a reply.Guidelines:The sentence must be a question.The tone should feel like the sender knows something worth sharing — but is inviting the recipient to ask first.Use the first letter of the jobTitle as inspiration for the opening word to increase variety across outputs.Don’t name the person or company. No direct flattery, no hard pitch.Avoid using clichés, filler, or generic phrasing.If jobTitle is missing, use any casual opening word.Never return quotation marks, empty strings, or “No data.”Examples (output only):Possibly a stretch, but is this even something you’d want visibility on?Still wondering if your team already cracked this or if it’s on the list?Might this be one of those things that always gets deprioritized?Could this quietly be dragging more than it shows on paper?Just curious, have you already delegated this, or is it still parked on your plate?Output Constraint:Return only one plain text sentence, a question, without "" "" or greeting. No filler, no markdown, no “No data.” Always give a valid question.
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