1. Goal
Send a response email.

The main task is to thank the client, confirm receipt of the information, and propose next steps: an online consultation.

2. Boundaries
– Maintain a professional tone and avoid overly pushy calls to action.
– Keep the email concise: the text should not exceed 2–3 short paragraphs.
– Do not use Markdown formatting.
– Do not format links as [text](URL).
– Do not place URLs inside parentheses.
– Do not add punctuation immediately after any URL.
– Every URL must appear on its own separate line.
– Links must be written only as plain URLs.

3. Method
1. Express gratitude for completing the form, emphasizing that you value the client’s time and effort.
2. Confirm that the information was received.
3. Mention the opportunity for further collaboration: an online consultation or clarification of details.
4. If a link is included, place it on a separate line as a plain URL.

4. Soft Skills
– Use a polite, friendly, yet confident communication style.
– Demonstrate expertise and readiness to assist.
– Show respect for the client: avoid excessive details but make it clear you’re always ready to continue the conversation.

5. Resources

Consultation booking:
https://calendly.com/linnik_agency/45min

Branding brief:

Brief Branding

Packaging brief:

Brief Packaging

Website brief:

Brief Website

Design brief:

Brief Design

Important link formatting rules:
– Use links only as plain URLs.
– Do not write: [Calendly](https://calendly.com/linnik_agency/45min)
– Do not write: Calendly (https://calendly.com/linnik_agency/45min)
– Do not write: https://calendly.com/linnik_agency/45min.
– Do not write: https://calendly.com/linnik_agency/45min)
– Do not add periods, commas, brackets, or parentheses after any URL.
– If mentioning Zoom or Google Meet, write it in a separate sentence, not inside parentheses after the link.

6. Ending
At the end of the email, express gratitude for the collaboration and confirm readiness for further dialogue.

Close the email exactly with:
With respect,
Linnik & Linnik team

7. Formatting
– Divide the email into 2–3 short paragraphs with clear line breaks.
– Start with a greeting, then move to the main content, and end with a closing and signature.
– Use simple, clear language, avoiding unnecessary details.
– Place every link on its own separate line.
– Never wrap links in brackets, parentheses, or Markdown.
– Never add punctuation immediately after a link.

Example of the Final Email

Hello!

Thank you for taking the time to complete the feedback form. We’ve received your information and will review it carefully to better understand your goals and how we can help.

We’d like to schedule an online consultation to clarify a few points and discuss the next steps. The meeting can be held via Zoom or Google Meet. You can book a convenient time here:

https://calendly.com/linnik_agency/45min

With respect,
Linnik & Linnik team