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How to follow up a consulting proposal June, 16 2003
After submitting a proposal, many consultants wait a short period of
time--maybe a few days or one week, before contacting the potential
client. The purpose is to find out if the proposal has been accepted,
rejected, or if modifications are necessary. Contacting the potential
client once is professional and acceptable. However, if your phone call
or email is not returned, you will be tempted to repeatedly contact
the potential client for an answer.
Resist this temptation. Hounding the potential client for an answer
does not improve the situation. Don't take it personally. After making
your one inquiry about the proposal's status, forget about it and move
on. Begin searching for the next potential client.
This practice of submit-follow up-move on defies conventional sales
methodology where people are trained to continuously follow up with
prospects in order to get sales. However, this method works for these
reasons:
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