How to Get Email Replies

It’s a major downer to spend time crafting an email, send it off into cyberspace, and then watch the days tick by without a response. You’re often left guessing about why they didn’t reply. To make sure your next email gets a reply, try out these quick tips:

  • Have a clear CTA (call to action). Whoever reads your email should be left with a clear concept of the action you want them to take. If you give them too many options (or none at all!), you’re much less likely to get a response.
  • Ask a question. If you don’t ask a question, your email recipient may not know how to respond to your email. By giving them something to answer, you make it easy for them to fire back a response.
  • Keep emails short and sweet. We’re all busy, and sometimes the sight of a long-winded email can overwhelm someone before they even start reading. Keeping emails to-the-point can make it easier for people to find time to read them.

A great email motivates readers to take action! These simple tactics will help encourage them to hit that reply button and engage with you.

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Jim Passi
Regional Manager
NMLS# 158000

1284 West Northwest Hwy.
Palatine, IL 60067
Mobile: 847-899-1813
Email: jim.passi@alamedamortgage.com

Had a number of home

Had a number of home loan originators pass on servicing a rental property cash out refinance, probably due complex and extenuating circumstances. Jim took on the challenge and despite obstacles and a few deviations from original plan we were able to secure financing. In my experience the loan process is always dynamic but Jim persevered and was very communicative during the process. It took a bit longer than originally expected but again it was a bit more complex situation. Would recommend and would use Jim again on any future mortgage needs.

David W.