Writes a brief, persuasive cold email for the purpose you state, with an attention-grabbing opening, a clear value proposition, a touch of credibility and one simple call to action. It sounds natural and confident, not salesy.
My offer: [my offer] Customer lifetime value (LTV): [amount] Task: I need a plan for cold outreach on this offer. Help me shape it. Based on my LTV, decide which approach fits: - "Sniper": highly personalized messages, low volume - "Shotgun": broad messages, high volume State your recommendation first, then the reasoning behind it.
Who I am targeting: [job title] in [industry] Task: give me 5 data points I can find in 2 minutes or less (on LinkedIn, on their website and similar sources) that let me personalize my cold emails deeply while keeping my daily sending volume.
My offer: [my offer] Free lead magnet to offer: [lead magnet; if left blank, suggest one] Task: write a cold email that offers this lead magnet, which should be so valuable that turning it down feels foolish. Do not ask for a call: the only goal is to get permission to send the free resource. Limit: under 50 words.
Campaign audience: [audience] Task: write 10 subject lines for this cold email campaign. Rules: - under 4 words each - all lowercase - they read like an internal note from a coworker, not like a marketing blast
My offer: [my offer] Audience: [audience] Task: write 3 follow-up emails for prospects who did not answer my first message. Every follow-up delivers a new, small piece of value (for example a tip, a statistic or a short case study) instead of simply "bumping" the thread. Number the follow-ups and name the type of value each one brings.
My product or service: [describe the product or service] Proof I can use (testimonials, results, numbers): [optional, paste if available] Task: write a sales email for it, designed to convert well. Include: 1. an opening that grabs attention 2. the emotional benefits for the reader 3. social proof 4. a clear explanation of what the offer is 5. a strong call to action Style: conversational and focused on value, never pushy. If I have not given any proof, mark where it should go instead of inventing it.
Role: you are a specialist in converting social followers into an audience you own. My situation: I have [number of followers] followers across several platforms, and I want to turn them into an email audience that belongs to me. Design the conversion: 1. Lead magnet: something my ideal follower wants to sign up for the moment they see it. 2. CTA in my content: how to send followers from the platforms to my email list without sounding pushy. 3. Welcome sequence: emails that make new subscribers glad straight away that they joined. 4. Growth: a realistic estimate of how many subscribers my list gains each week.
Webinar: [title], starting at [time] Join link: [link] Main reason people signed up: [reason] Task: write the reminder email to send one hour before the start, under 100 words. - Confirm the time. - Include the join link. - Restate one key reason they registered. Add three subject lines.
Offer: [offer] Objection: [the objection] Task: write an email of 220 to 270 words that deals with this objection. Structure: 1. Acknowledge the objection honestly. 2. Answer it with a specific example or a reframe. 3. End with a soft call to action. Add three subject lines.