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If your inbox is full of first inquiries that go nowhere, it’s probably not a demand problem. It’s a response problem. Most wedding pros treat that first reply like a formality, just something to check off the list. But couples are looking for connection, clarity, and a reason to keep talking.
In this episode, Sam and Katy break down why those initial emails fall flat, even when the couple was excited enough to reach out. Slow replies, templated language, too much information, or a total lack of direction—all of it adds up to silence on the other end. They’ll show you what to do instead so you can get more traction with the inquiries you already have.
Your next client is not ignoring you. They just need a better reason to write back.
By Sam Jacobson with Ideaction5
6060 ratings
If your inbox is full of first inquiries that go nowhere, it’s probably not a demand problem. It’s a response problem. Most wedding pros treat that first reply like a formality, just something to check off the list. But couples are looking for connection, clarity, and a reason to keep talking.
In this episode, Sam and Katy break down why those initial emails fall flat, even when the couple was excited enough to reach out. Slow replies, templated language, too much information, or a total lack of direction—all of it adds up to silence on the other end. They’ll show you what to do instead so you can get more traction with the inquiries you already have.
Your next client is not ignoring you. They just need a better reason to write back.

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