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Use this when a meeting is missed. Most no-shows are not rejections: calendars collide, days get away. A gracious, fast follow-up rebooks a large share of them.
Use it when a prospect misses a booked meeting or keeps rescheduling.
“My 2pm with the VP of Ops didn't show. Write the follow-up sequence.”
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My 2pm with the VP of Ops didn't show. Write the follow-up sequence.
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Use this when a meeting is missed. Most no-shows are not rejections: calendars collide, days get away. A gracious, fast follow-up rebooks a large share of them.
At five minutes past: a short email ("I’m on the line; no worries if today got away from you"). If the person’s phone number is known and calling is appropriate, one call.
Hi Maya, no problem at all about today. I know how quarter-end weeks go. Would Thursday 10:00 or Friday 14:00 work instead? Or pick any time here: <link>
If no answer, send something useful tied to the meeting topic (the checklist, the short customer story), plus the link.
Hi Maya, I’ll take this off my list for now. If month-end close gets back on the agenda, reply "close" and I’ll send times.
Optionally, one LinkedIn message between steps 3 and 4 if connected.
After two missed meetings, do not offer a third slot directly. Ask whether the topic is still a priority; if yes, ask them to pick a time.
| Pattern | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| No-shows on meetings booked 2+ weeks out | Interest fades | Book within 7 days; add a value touch in between |
| No-shows after links with no agenda | Unclear value | Agenda in invite; confirmation with a prep question |
| High no-shows from one campaign | Weak qualification or a pushy ask | Fix the ask; qualify before booking |
| No-shows at certain times | Time zone errors, Monday mornings, Friday afternoons | Confirm zones; avoid those slots |
Once the skill is installed, plain requests like these load it automatically. Swap in your own company, buyer and numbers.
“My 2pm with the VP of Ops didn't show. Write the follow-up sequence.”
“This prospect has rescheduled twice. What now?”
“Our no-show rate is 35%. Diagnose and fix our booking process.”
Use this when a meeting is missed. Most no-shows are not rejections: calendars collide, days get away. A gracious, fast follow-up rebooks a large share of them. You get: no-show sequence, rebooking message, diagnosis and fixes.
Use it when a prospect misses a booked meeting or keeps rescheduling.
Run /plugin marketplace add prosyo-ai/gtm-skill and then /plugin install gtm-skills@prosyo to add the whole library, or run npx skills add prosyo-ai/gtm-skill –skill no-show-recovery for this skill alone. In Claude.ai, download the .zip from this page and upload it under Settings, Capabilities, Skills.
Have these ready: missed meeting details, how it was booked, thread history. If something is missing, the skill tells the agent to ask for it rather than guess.
Yes. The skill is a plain SKILL.md file with no vendor lock-in. Agents that load skills natively (Claude Code, Claude.ai, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and others) pick it up automatically; anywhere else, paste the file into the conversation as instructions.
No. Every skill in the library drafts, researches and analyses, and waits for a person to approve anything that sends, schedules or changes records in bulk. Your inbox, CRM and accounts stay under your control.
Yes. It is free and MIT-licensed. Copy it, adapt it to your market and voice, and if you improve it, open a pull request so everyone gets the better version.
Paste this into Claude, Codex or any agent. It interviews you about your play, writes the skill in the house format, checks it and opens the pull request. Once it is merged, it shows up here with your name on it.
Fetch https://raw.githubusercontent.com/prosyo-ai/gtm-skill/main/AGENTS.md and follow its submission flow. Interview me about my GTM play (the real numbers, rubrics and examples), draft it in their format with reference pages, validate it and open the pull request.
The skill gives your agent the playbook. Penny, the Prosyo AI SDR, runs plays like this for you every day across LinkedIn and email.
Penny, the Prosyo AI SDR, finds your buyers, writes from what they actually posted, follows up on LinkedIn and email and lands every reply in one inbox with an answer ready. 7 days free, no card.