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What are your thoughts on sending follow up emails to set-up Phone Consultations™ after numerous unsuccessful attempts to reach prospective ideal clients via Follow-Up phone call? If you think email can be used, what should the content of the email be?

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Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019

The email should be the exact script that you would say in the voice message. 

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