Following up a potential customer: How do you do it so that it doesn't look like disturbance to the person?

[King Belieal]

When you are marketing your product and services to a prospective customer, you might need to get the contact of the customer for follow up. And follow ups good strategies to push sales through. How do you follow up without seemingly disturbing the potential customer?

 

[eLdavis]

After a few days you can send a text message asking them if they are still interested. Sending them a message immediately might make it seem like you are disturbing or rushing them.

 

[Fidelia]

After a few days you can send a text message asking them if they are still interested. Sending them a message immediately might make it seem like you are disturbing or rushing them.

I think it is a better approach. You don't have to bombard the customer too much. I always give it four days for my own business to approach such customers again.

 

[eLdavis]

I think it is a better approach. You don't have to bombard the customer too much. I always give it four days for my own business to approach such customers again.

Yes this approach makes sense, this way the customer won't see you as someone desperate as well, so they can't use it against you.

 

[Min George]

Just remind the customer after some a week that the product is still available. That would give the business some value.

 

[Augusta]

To follow up with a potential customer without appearing pushy, focus on adding value and showing genuine interest in their needs.

 

[Kera]

Check up and don't just go straight to talk about the product that you want to sell. Take time to gist before you market the product.

 

[Augusta]

Be available to answer questions, provide demos, or clarify any doubts they may have. be demure especially