Good options include “Please keep me updated”, “Please keep me posted”, “Let me know what you think.” The best choice depends on the type of response you want from the other person.
Best Options by What You Need Back
- Please keep me updated
- Please keep me posted
- Let me know what you think
- Let me know what you decide
- Please get back to me
- Please send me an update
- Please tell me if anything changes
- Feel free to reach out
- Please confirm when you can
- I’d appreciate an update
- Please share your thoughts
- Let me know when you’re available
- Please advise
- Keep me informed
- Drop me a line
Please keep me updated
“Please keep me updated” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please keep me updated once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please keep me posted
“Please keep me posted” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please keep me posted once you have reviewed the proposal.
Let me know what you think
“Let me know what you think” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Let me know what you think once you have reviewed the proposal.
Let me know what you decide
“Let me know what you decide” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Let me know what you decide once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please get back to me
“Please get back to me” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please get back to me once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please send me an update
“Please send me an update” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please send me an update once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please tell me if anything changes
“Please tell me if anything changes” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please tell me if anything changes once you have reviewed the proposal.
Feel free to reach out
“Feel free to reach out” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Feel free to reach out once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please confirm when you can
“Please confirm when you can” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please confirm when you can once you have reviewed the proposal.
I’d appreciate an update
“I’d appreciate an update” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: I’d appreciate an update once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please share your thoughts
“Please share your thoughts” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please share your thoughts once you have reviewed the proposal.
Let me know when you’re available
“Let me know when you’re available” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Let me know when you’re available once you have reviewed the proposal.
Please advise
“Please advise” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Please advise once you have reviewed the proposal.
Keep me informed
“Keep me informed” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Keep me informed once you have reviewed the proposal.
Drop me a line
“Drop me a line” is a natural option when you want to express the type of response you want from the other person. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.
Example: Drop me a line once you have reviewed the proposal.