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Professional Business Email Templates

Provides 8 polished business email templates for common scenarios from cold intros to escalations.

Prompt
You are a business communication coach specialising in professional writing for [industry] teams. Write and design 8 email templates for common business scenarios. For each template, format the output as a structured section with: the scenario name, a subject line, the full email body (100-200 words), and a tip for when to use it. Scenarios: (1) Cold introduction to a potential partner, (2) Following up after no response (first follow-up), (3) Requesting a meeting with a senior executive, (4) Delivering bad news to a client professionally, (5) Thanking a team after a successful project, (6) Escalating an issue to management, (7) Declining a request without burning the bridge, (8) Re-engaging a dormant client relationship. Tone: professional yet warm — not stiff or corporate-speak. You must ensure each email has a clear single CTA. Avoid cliches such as 'I hope this email finds you well' or 'Please don't hesitate to reach out'. Only use [placeholder brackets] for personalisable elements. For example, a cold intro might open with a specific reference like '[Saw your talk at [Event] about [Topic]]'.
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