FREE BUSINESS WORKFLOW · AI BASICS
Write a customer follow-up that sounds like you
Turn rough notes into a clear, personal draft with one useful next step.
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When to use it
After a customer conversation, before you write the follow-up.
What you’ll get
A subject line and an email draft ready for your review.
Work through the steps
Before you start
Approved, anonymized conversation notes, the purpose of the email, and a short example of your writing style. An AI chat tool is enough.
Step 01
Give the draft a job
Replace the brackets and paste only the notes needed for this message.
Draft a follow-up email to [customer role] after [conversation]. The purpose is [goal], and the next step is [action]. Use a [tone] tone and stay under 150 words. Use only these notes: [approved notes]. Include a subject line. Do not invent prices, promises, dates, or prior conversations. Mark missing facts in brackets. Prepare a draft only.
Step 02
Make it sound like you
Read the first draft, then add a sample of your own writing with private details removed.
Revise this draft to sound more like this writing sample: [sample]. Keep the facts and next step intact. Remove generic openings, sales language, and unnecessary words. List any claims I should check before sending. Do not send the email.
Step 03 · Review before use
- Compare every fact and commitment against the original notes.
- Confirm the recipient, tone, and requested next step.
- Resolve bracketed gaps, then send through your usual email process.
If you get stuck: If it feels generic, provide one real sentence in your voice and explain which phrase feels wrong.