I'm going to visit my client (the other party is very busy), and I often go several times but I can't see him once. I want to send him an appointment message before I leave. How should I put it?

This question is not easy to answer, because it is not clear about your relationship with the client and the urgency of the interview. Let me try to answer:

1. Give customers a few days to choose. Don't specify tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, but specify a time period, such as: "I want to visit you next week." When are you free? " When is it convenient for you for me to arrive? "In this way, you give the other party some flexibility, and the other party can realize your understanding and respect for him in time without oppressing the other party. After receiving such a short message, he was embarrassed not to reply.

2, or from customer to customer, don't you want to visit him? Instead of calling him, you sent him a text message inviting him to your home. In this way, because the other person is very busy, he will reply: I am very busy, come to my company, and I will go one day. . . Such a strategy can also solve the problem.

If it's an important customer who has an appointment with the other party and doesn't reply, I suggest you get on well with people around him first, so that people around him can inform you of his whereabouts at any time, and you won't miss the opportunity when you go again.