Outreach

Create a multi-channel outreach sequence.

Context:
- Target persona: [TITLE at COMPANY TYPE]
- My product: [WHAT YOU SELL]
- Key pain point: [MAIN PROBLEM YOU SOLVE]
- Best case study: [PROOF POINT]
- Sequence length: [2-3 WEEKS]

Channels to use:
- Email (primary)
- LinkedIn (connection + messages)
- Phone (calls + voicemails)

Create a 12-touch sequence that:
1. Starts with email (low friction)
2. Adds LinkedIn on Day 2
3. Introduces phone on Day 4
4. Varies the angle each week
5. Ends with a clear breakup

For each touch:
- Channel and timing
- Subject/hook
- Key message
- CTA

Help me personalize outreach at scale.

Context:
- Volume goal: [EMAILS PER DAY/WEEK]
- Team size: [NUMBER OF SDRs]
- Current personalization: [WHAT YOU DO TODAY]
- Data available: [WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT PROSPECTS]

Create a tiered personalization framework:
1. Tier 1 (Top accounts): Full custom research
2. Tier 2 (Good fit): Industry/role customization
3. Tier 3 (Volume): Segment-based variables

For each tier:
- Time investment per email
- Personalization elements to include
- Templates and snippets
- Quality checks

Goal: Maximum relevance per minute invested.

Generate email subject lines for this campaign.

Context:
- Target persona: [TITLE]
- Industry: [INDUSTRY]
- Pain point: [WHAT YOU SOLVE]
- Tone: [PROFESSIONAL / CASUAL / DIRECT]

Generate 10 subject lines in these styles:
1. Curiosity gap (opens a loop)
2. Benefit-driven (what they get)
3. Pain-driven (what they avoid)
4. Question format (engages them)
5. Personalized (uses their name/company)
6. Number/stat (specific and concrete)
7. Social proof (reference customers)
8. Urgency (time-sensitive)
9. Direct ask (no games)
10. Pattern interrupt (unexpected)

For each subject line:
- Why it might work
- When to use it
- A/B test suggestion

Create follow-up email templates for these scenarios.

Context:
- My product: [WHAT YOU SELL]
- My value prop: [KEY BENEFIT]

Generate templates for:
1. After no response to first email (Day 3)
2. After meeting request ignored (Day 5)
3. After they opened but didn't reply (Day 7)
4. After they clicked a link (same day)
5. After voicemail left (next day)
6. After LinkedIn connection (Day 2)
7. After referral introduction (Day 1)
8. After trade show/event (Day 1)
9. After their competitor news (same day)
10. Final breakup email (Day 14)

Each template should:
- Be under 75 words
- Have a clear subject line
- Reference the previous touch
- Add new value (not just "following up")
- Have a specific CTA

Create cold call scripts for different scenarios.

Context:
- My product: [WHAT YOU SELL]
- Target title: [WHO I'M CALLING]
- Average call goal: [BOOK MEETING / QUALIFY / INFO GATHER]

Generate scripts for:
1. Gatekeeper navigation (getting past the EA)
2. Direct connect opener (they picked up)
3. Referral-based call (someone recommended)
4. Follow-up to email call (they received your email)
5. Event-triggered call (after their news/announcement)
6. Competitor displacement call (they use competitor)

Each script includes:
- Opening line (first 10 seconds)
- Value statement (next 20 seconds)
- Interest gauge question
- Common objection responses
- Meeting ask
- Voicemail version (if they don't answer)

Create LinkedIn outreach sequences.

Context:
- Target persona: [TITLE at COMPANY TYPE]
- My product: [WHAT YOU SELL]
- LinkedIn activity level: [ACTIVE / OCCASIONAL / RARE POSTER]
- Mutual connections: [YES/NO]

Create 3 different sequences:

Sequence 1: Connection + Message (for active LinkedIn users)
- Connection request
- Day 1 message
- Day 3 follow-up
- Day 7 value add

Sequence 2: Content-First (for thought leader types)
- Engage with their content (comment strategy)
- Connection request after engagement
- Message referencing their content

Sequence 3: Mutual Connection Path
- Identify mutual connection angle
- Soft introduction request
- Direct follow-up

For each message:
- Character count (must be under LinkedIn limits)
- Why it works
- Common responses and how to handle

Create an objection response bank for outreach.

Context:
- My product: [WHAT YOU SELL]
- Price range: [BALLPARK]
- Main competitor: [PRIMARY COMPETITOR]

Generate responses for these common objections:

1. "Not interested"
2. "Send me some info"
3. "We already have a solution"
4. "No budget"
5. "Call me next quarter"
6. "How did you get my info?"
7. "I'm not the right person"
8. "We're too small/big for this"
9. "Just email me"
10. "I don't take cold calls"

For each objection:
- Phone response (real-time)
- Email response (written)
- The psychology behind their objection
- Red flag that means stop vs. just pushback