Cold Outreach That Earns a Reply
Writes a short first-touch built on something specific and current about the recipient, with a low-friction ask and a genuine reason to reply.
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Running it, start to finish
- Research one specific, current, verifiable fact about the recipient.
- State your ask as a concrete, small commitment.
- Send one variant, and use the supplied follow-up once, a week later.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Opens with something specific to the recipient rather than a paragraph about you.
- Frames the problem as a hypothesis, which outperforms confident diagnosis of a company you do not work at.
- Tells you when your research is too thin to write a real message, instead of dressing it up.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- The about-them field decides everything. A funding round, a job posting, a shipped feature, a conference talk. Without one, all three variants collapse into a template.
- Do not add your company boilerplate. back in. The omission is deliberate — it is the most common reason a short message becomes an unread long one.
- Send the follow-up as written. It adds something new. 'Bumping this to the top of your inbox' is the message that gets people blocked.
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