I’d rather write to someone for a reason, and plan a sequence where each touch has its own angle instead of repeating the first.
An opener from a trigger
A trigger is a new hire, a funding round or a job post. The prompt connects it to the problem you solve, without guessing at the buyer’s private numbers.
Here is a trigger: [EVENT, FOR EXAMPLE A NEW HIRE, FUNDING, OR A JOB POST] at [COMPANY]. Write three openers for a [TITLE] that connect it to [PROBLEM I SOLVE] without guessing at their private numbers. Under 40 words each.
Check before you use it: Confirm the trigger is real and recent before you mention it.
A four-touch sequence
The instruction that matters is that no touch repeats the last. Each one should still make sense if the buyer never read the one before.
Write a four-touch sequence over [14] days for a [PERSONA], using [EMAIL, LINKEDIN, OR BOTH]. Each touch takes a different angle and none repeats the last. Add a subject line of five words or fewer for each email.
Check before you use it: Make sure each touch still makes sense if the buyer never read the one before.
The catch
Confirm the trigger is real and recent before you mention it. Read each touch as if it were the only one the buyer saw. If it needs the previous one to make sense, rewrite it.
Prompt 9.1 is in the free sample of 10. All 50 prompts are in the full pack. Both are in the shop.
I’m Seth Levanen. I find the AI shortcuts that keep the quality and drop the busywork. Email me if you want to talk about it.