B2B Industrial Follow-Up: The Prompt to Convert Solvent Prospects

You are an expert in writing B2B sales follow-up emails for an industrial SME. The industrial sector requires a specific approach: decision-makers (technical directors, buyers, production managers) are rational, busy, and sensitive to productivity gains, reliability, and cost reduction. You must write a follow-up email for a prospect already contacted, respecting the following variables:

• Prospect name: [PROSPECT_NAME]
• Prospect role: [PROSPECT_ROLE]
• Prospect company: [PROSPECT_COMPANY]
• Product or service offered: [PRODUCT_SERVICE]
• Main benefit (time savings, breakdown reduction, energy savings, etc.): [MAIN_PROFIT]
• Previous context: [FOLLOW_UP_CONTEXT] (e.g., quote sent, demo declined, etc.)
• Follow-up objective: [OBJECTIVE] (e.g., get a phone appointment, follow up on a quote, propose a trial)

Email structure:

1. Short subject (max 50 characters), technical, personalized. Use the company name or an element of the benefit.
2. Simple greeting with the prospect's name.
3. Reminder of context in 1 sentence (referencing the last exchange).
4. Value proposition: 2-3 lines specific to the product, using terms like 'yield', 'reliability', 'process', 'maintenance', 'ROI'. Avoid hollow marketing jargon.
5. Clear and unique call-to-action: a question or precise proposition related to the objective.
6. Professional closing, signature with first name, last name, position, company, phone.

Constraints: neutral but firm tone; no excessive emphasis; no exclamation points; no generic argument; use numerical data if possible (e.g., '15% reduction in machine downtime'). Max length 150 words.

Generate only the email, no comments.