Options for what to do after meeting with a client

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Options for what to do after meeting with a client

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When the meeting with the potential client comes to an end, express gratitude for the time devoted to you, summarize the main results of the negotiations and agree with the interlocutor on further actions. This could be a call, the next meeting for a more detailed discussion of future cooperation, sending a commercial proposal, etc. After that, you can say goodbye.

When you find yourself in a quiet place, write down how the meeting went, note all the main points, your successes and failures, unanswered questions, and the main agreements. You dental email list need to keep all the details of the conversation in your memory and on paper, so that over time you don’t forget what may turn out to be important later.

What should be done next, how should a meeting with a client logically end?

Sending a Thank You Letter to a Prospective Client
A meeting between a sales manager and a client can end with sending such a document regardless of its outcome. This will have a positive effect on the sender's image and will reinforce the positive impression of the communication. This is also a way to unobtrusively remind about yourself.

Sending a Thank You Letter to a Prospective Client

A letter of thanks to a client is usually written in free form. But you can use the following structure:

the addressee of the letter is written in the heading;

then you address your client by name and patronymic;

the text of the letter contains the main message: the words of gratitude themselves, then a description of what you are expressing gratitude for, what prompted you to do this (do not forget about a certain degree of emotionality: dryness in a letter of this type is not very appropriate);

in some cases, you can mention the recipient's merits in an excellent meeting;

The letter is written on the official letterhead of the organization (indicating the details, signed by the manager).

Thanking your interlocutor for the negotiations is normal, it is within the framework of business etiquette, so do not neglect such an opportunity. Just send a letter. The meeting with the client may be more useful thanks to this gesture.
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