Follow-up letter
A follow-up letter is a business letter or part of an application that revisits a topic from a previous business transaction. Its intention is to animate the previous process or to clarify its development.
Example: A company has made offers to five (potential) customers. After z. For example, if a period of two weeks has passed and the customers have not commented on this offer, the company sends them a follow-up letter in which it refers to the offers made and asks whether and how the offer recipient has decided.
The follow-up letter can also be written as part of an application for a job. This method was adopted from the American one and forms the process of active communication after an interview.
See also: follow-up , direct marketing