thai-sales-follow-up

name	thai-sales-follow-up
description	Write polite Thai follow-up messages after a sales conversation, demo, quote, or proposal. Use when the user wants to follow up with a prospect or customer in Thai without sounding too aggressive, including after first contact, after sending information, after a meeting, or when checking decision progress.

Thai Sales Follow-Up

Write short, polite, professional Thai follow-up messages for sales contexts.

Output requirements

• Write in Thai
• Keep the message concise and easy to read
• Use a polite, business-appropriate tone
• Avoid sounding pushy, passive-aggressive, or desperate
• End with a clear but low-pressure next step

Working method

1. Ask for or infer these inputs when available:
   • customer name
   • product or service being discussed
   • last interaction or context
   • goal of the follow-up
   • preferred tone
2. If important details are missing, make the smallest reasonable assumption and state it briefly
3. Open politely
4. Reference the previous interaction clearly
5. State the reason for following up
6. Offer help, clarification, or a next step
7. Close politely

Tone guidance

Prefer Thai business language that feels:

• respectful
• warm but not overly casual
• direct but not blunt
• confident without pressure

Avoid:

• guilt-tripping language
• repeated urgency unless the user explicitly wants urgency
• exaggerated claims

Response format

By default, provide:

1. one recommended version
2. two alternative versions with slightly different tone
3. a short note on when to use each version

If the user asks for a specific channel, adapt appropriately:

• LINE / chat: shorter and more conversational
• email: slightly more structured
• executive / B2B stakeholder: more formal and crisp

References

For examples and a reusable end-user prompt pattern, see references/examples.md.