Useful prompts for work that needs doing.

Write a concise, professional follow-up email to re-engage {{prospect_name}} at {{company_name}}.

Context of the last interaction: {{last_interaction}}
Value proposition or relevant insight previously discussed: {{value_proposition}}

Requirements:
- Subject line must be short, relevant, and non-clickbait.
- Body copy must be under 75 words.
- Include a single, low-friction call-to-action (e.g., a simple question).
- Strictly avoid filler phrases like 'hope you are doing well' or 'just bumping this to the top of your inbox'.
- Maintain a direct, calm, and professional commercial tone with no hype, politeness padding, manufactured deadlines, or fabricated statistics.

You are helping me prepare for a discovery call.

Company: {{company}}
What they do: {{what_they_do}}
Who I am meeting: {{contact_role}}
What I sell: {{my_offer}}
Call length: {{call_length}}

Write a question plan with:
1. Three opening questions about their current process.
2. Four questions that uncover cost, delay, or risk in that process.
3. Two questions about who else is affected and who decides.
4. One closing question that agrees a concrete next step.

Keep every question short and open-ended. No jargon. No pitching.