For example, “Yourname@gmail. com” looks better than “coolguy69@gmail. com” when you’re trying to respectfully ask for contact information from a professional acquaintance.

“Hi, Ben. Thank you for responding to my inquiry and offering some really insightful advice. Would it be all right if I added your number to my contacts?” “Thanks for your reply! I’m always happy to have another contact in the industry, and I’d love to get your number so we can stay connected.

“I think it’ll be easier to organize this project if we exchange numbers! What number can I reach you?” “I’ll be away from my computer a lot the next few days. Let’s exchange numbers so we can text or call about updates instead. "

“Let’s hop on a call and discuss this in more detail! What number can I reach you?” “I think it’ll be easier to do a conference call with the whole team, rather than a chain email. What’s your number so I can add you to the call?”

“So we’re all set for a coffee meeting on Thursday. I’ll give you my number so you can let me know if anything changes. Would you mind sending yours too?” “I’m looking forward to our lunch next week! What number can I reach you in case something changes?”

“Call or text me at (555)-555-5555 if you’re interested. I’d be thrilled to hear from you and discuss this further!” “If you have any questions or concerns, please give me a call! You can reach me at (555)-555-5555. ” “I’d love to get your professional opinion on this project. If you have a moment, please call me at (555)-555-5555. ”

“Thanks for meeting with me today. Let’s exchange numbers so we can check in from time to time! You can reach me at (555)-555-5555. " “I think it’d be easier to arrange this event over the phone. My number is (555)-555-5555, and I’m available for a call this afternoon. ”

“Would you send me a phone number so we can discuss this further? Thank you very much!” “I’d love to have a conversation over the phone sometime about this project. Let me know what number I can reach you at and we’ll set something up. Thank you in advance!” After getting the number, you could follow up with, “Thank you! Are you free tomorrow morning for a call?”

“That works for me! I’m happy to keep in touch over email if you prefer. " “No problem, I understand. Let me know if you change your mind!”