Follow-up
Context: Approaching the potential client for the first time.
Since the potential client didn't answer my call, I sent him a follow-up message(the purpose of the call) on Whatsapp.
Can we say this to the manager, who sent me his contact details?
Is follow-up the correct word in the context? or Please suggest any correct adjective.
Top answer
A " potential client " is a prospect . That is the better word to use. However, it is much much better to use the person's name that you were given.
- A " potential client " is a prospect .
- That is the better word to use.
- However, it is much much better to use the person's name that you were given.
- Since Mr.
- P.
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A "potential client" is a prospect. That is the better word to use. However, it is much much better to use the person's name that you were given.
Since Mr. P. C. Krishnan didn't answer my call, I sent him a follow-up message on Whatsapp.
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