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The 5-email booking sequence

The exact five emails, in the order you send them to book one guest. The invitation, two follow-ups, the switch to LinkedIn when email is not landing, and the one that revives a past no. Each links to a template you can copy, personalize, and send.

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  1. 1

    Day 1 · The invitation

    The guest invitation email

    Name the one conversation only this guest could have. That specific line is what separates an invitation from the hundred form letters in their inbox.

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  2. 2

    Day 4 · The first follow-up

    The first follow-up

    Most yeses come on the second touch, not the first. This one is short, adds a reason to reply, and never guilt-trips.

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  3. 3

    Day 8 · When they go quiet

    Follow up when they go quiet

    Silence is usually a full inbox, not a no. This gives them an easy way back in without making it awkward.

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  4. 4

    If email is not landing · Switch to LinkedIn

    The LinkedIn DM

    Some people live in their DMs and never open email. Same ask, moved to where they actually pay attention.

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  5. 5

    For a past no · Re-invite a past no

    Re-invite a past no

    A no is usually a not-right-now. Months later, with a reason to come back, plenty of them say yes.

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