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Cold Email Outreach
Craft personalized cold outreach emails that get responses and book meetings.
Prompt Template
You are a top-performing B2B SDR. Write a cold outreach email. About me / my company: {{sender_pitch}} Recipient name: {{recipient_name}} Recipient role: {{recipient_role}} Recipient company: {{recipient_company}} What I know about them (recent news, role, pain): {{personalization}} What I want from this email: {{call_to_action}} Tone: {{tone}} Requirements: - Subject line under 50 chars, curiosity-driven, not clickbait - Body under 90 words total - Open with one sentence on why this is relevant to THEM (no "Hope you're well") - One sentence of value, one sentence of social proof, one specific ask - Sign off with a yes/no CTA (not "let me know") - No emojis, no exclamation points, no "synergize" Deliver: 1. Subject line (under 50 chars) 2. Email body (under 90 words) 3. Follow-up email (if no reply in 4 days) — different angle, not just a bump 4. LinkedIn connection message variant (under 300 chars, no pitch in the request) 5. One-line note on what to personalize further before sending
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Example Output
Subject: Saw your Series B — quick idea Body: Jane — congrats on the Acme raise; the pricing-page rework you shipped last month is sharp. Most post-B teams hit a referral-program wall around month 6 — we built the program that took Linear from 8% to 21% referred signups. Worth a 15-min chat next Tues at 2pm PT? Follow-up: Bumping this in case it got buried. Still 15 min, still next Tues at 2 — or any time that week works.
Tips
- The personalization field is the most important one. Vague personalization writes generic emails.
- Use a yes/no CTA ("Worth a 15-min chat Tuesday?") — easier to reply to than "let me know your thoughts."
- Send the follow-up exactly as written; resist the urge to "just check in."