/sales-follow-up-email
Draft a sales follow-up email after a demo or discovery call. Reads the call transcript and drafts a concise, action-oriented follow-up. Use after any sales meeting.
Sales Follow-Up Email
Draft a follow-up email after a sales call using the transcript.
Usage
/sales-follow-up-email [company name]
Step 1: Find the Transcript
Check tl;dv Google Drive folder for the most recent recording:
gws drive files list --params '{"q": "'\''1KeSKW4kNt2Ua5jYiyecOzTFcHHn0-3C-'\'' in parents and name contains '\''[company or contact name]'\''", "pageSize": 3, "orderBy": "modifiedTime desc"}'
Read the FULL transcript. Also check Granola if available.
CRITICAL: Never draft without reading the complete transcript. Never fabricate pricing or commitments.
Step 2: Draft the Email
Structure: 1. Opening — Brief, warm, reference something specific from the call (personal detail, shared interest, or their specific pain point) 2. Value recap — 2-3 bullets on how PerkUp addresses THEIR specific needs (not generic features) 3. Pricing — ONLY if discussed on the call, include exact numbers mentioned. If not discussed, don't include. 4. Next steps — Clear, specific action item with a date 5. Close — Confident, not desperate
Tone: - Short sentences, short paragraphs - No "just following up" or "circling back" - No exclamation marks overload - Confident and helpful, not pushy - Use their language — mirror terms they used on the call
Length: Under 200 words. If it scrolls on mobile, it's too long.
Links to include (when relevant): - PerkUp demo/overview page - Relevant case study - Calendar link for next meeting
Step 3: Send or Draft
Ask the user if they want to: 1. Send directly via Gmail 2. Create as a Gmail draft 3. Display for review
Source: ~/.claude/skills/sales-follow-up-email/SKILL.md