Job 3 of 19 · Outline

Follow up after a test drive

The problem

A friendly, no-pressure follow-up converts more than a hard sell, and you keep a record of what was agreed.

What AI does

AI drafts a friendly, no-pressure message after a test drive from your notes, including anything you agreed, so there is a written record.

Time

Time: 3 minutesTools: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude

The steps, in short

  1. Jot down what the buyer liked, any worries and anything promised.
  2. Have AI draft a short follow-up.
  3. Check it says only what was actually agreed.
  4. Send it soon after the drive.

A short sample prompt

Write a short, warm follow-up to someone who test drove a [car] today. They liked [points], were unsure about [concern], and I agreed to [promise]. No pressure, no customer names, and invite them to ask any questions.

In the full playbook

  • 3 steps in full
  • The exact prompt to copy
  • A check-before-you-send list (3 points)
  • UK notes with official sources
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