Business inquiry letter from self to potential customer
This is a letter you have to get right. The presentation and the quality of information are either instant selling points or instant turnoffs.
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The information you provide should be considered as binding quotes of rates and prices for legal and business purposes.
It's a reasonable assumption on the part of your client that you are offering services and goods on those terms. Clarity is very important, and customers can easily get annoyed by any variation of the terms you quote in your business advertising or correspondence.
Whatever you send a new customer must look good, and contain meaningful materials, with enough information to encourage contact and real interest in purchases.
The letter itself should be simple, and preferably brief, not a distraction from your sales materials.
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Example
Addressee
Your Reference
Our Reference
Contacts
Dear……
We're looking for top of the line trade customers.
We're a new business / We've been in the business for (number of years)
We're highly competitively priced, and we have a very wide range of (insert definition of product or service) to offer.
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Please find attached / enclosed:
- Product list
- Product specifications
- Services list
- Discount offers on services
- Package deals
- Service terms
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We hope you like what you see. Please call me / our sales team / manager, on the above contact number, so we can talk business.
Yours sincerely,
Signed
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Date
Disclaimer
Please note:
- This text is intended for advisory and guideline purposes only.
- Any business letter can become a legal document, so check your content properly before issuing.
- Any executable or statutorily defined document should be checked for compliance with legal requirements, and you should seek legal advice regarding its contents.
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