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You sent the proposal.
You felt great about the call.
And now… Crickets.
If you’ve ever stared at your inbox wondering “How many times should I follow up before I become that annoying salesperson?” — this episode is for you.
In this final installment of our proposal series, Brooke breaks down a clear, simple follow-up rhythm that helps you stay professional, confident, and visible… without sounding pushy or desperate.
Because here’s the truth: You don’t have to be a jerk to be good at sales. And you don’t have to disappear after one follow-up either.
In this episode, Brooke walks through exactly how often to follow up, what to say, and how to stay in someone’s line of vision until you get a real answer. And spoiler alert: don’t say no for them. If you’ve been feeling awkward about follow-up, this framework will help you approach it with clarity and confidence.
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If this episode got you thinking about how you handle proposals and follow-up, I’d love to keep the conversation going. Subscribe and ask your question here: 👉 https://buildingmomentum.info/matcha
That’s where you’ll get new episodes, tools, and practical ways to make sales feel a whole lot more human.
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If you enjoy these conversations about sales, messaging, and running a service-based business, come say hello on LinkedIn.
👉 https://linkedin.com/in/brooke-greening
I share practical sales insights, real-life examples, and encouragement for service-based business owners who want to grow their revenue without becoming someone they’re not. Because sales doesn’t have to be sleazy. Here’s to valuing your customers — and making more sales.
By Brooke GreeningYou sent the proposal.
You felt great about the call.
And now… Crickets.
If you’ve ever stared at your inbox wondering “How many times should I follow up before I become that annoying salesperson?” — this episode is for you.
In this final installment of our proposal series, Brooke breaks down a clear, simple follow-up rhythm that helps you stay professional, confident, and visible… without sounding pushy or desperate.
Because here’s the truth: You don’t have to be a jerk to be good at sales. And you don’t have to disappear after one follow-up either.
In this episode, Brooke walks through exactly how often to follow up, what to say, and how to stay in someone’s line of vision until you get a real answer. And spoiler alert: don’t say no for them. If you’ve been feeling awkward about follow-up, this framework will help you approach it with clarity and confidence.
⸻
⸻
Resources Mentioned
⸻
If this episode got you thinking about how you handle proposals and follow-up, I’d love to keep the conversation going. Subscribe and ask your question here: 👉 https://buildingmomentum.info/matcha
That’s where you’ll get new episodes, tools, and practical ways to make sales feel a whole lot more human.
⸻
If you enjoy these conversations about sales, messaging, and running a service-based business, come say hello on LinkedIn.
👉 https://linkedin.com/in/brooke-greening
I share practical sales insights, real-life examples, and encouragement for service-based business owners who want to grow their revenue without becoming someone they’re not. Because sales doesn’t have to be sleazy. Here’s to valuing your customers — and making more sales.