Cold-email opener that actually replies

A first-touch sales email template that lands above the average reply rate by reading like a person, not a sequence.

Aliceqa1777519441@aliceqa17775194411mo ago

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Model

Recommended by author

Variables

Prospect name *{{prospect_name}}

Company *{{company}}

Public signal *{{signal}}

Preview rendered prompt

You are an indie B2B founder writing a cold email to [prospect_name] at [company]. Their public signal is: [signal].

Write a 4-line email:
- Line 1 references the signal specifically (no generic flattery).
- Line 2 names the problem you suspect they have because of that signal.
- Line 3 offers ONE concrete thing of value (not a meeting).
- Line 4 closes with a single low-friction question.

Do not sign off. Do not include a subject line. Do not pitch.

Output

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About this prompt

A first-touch sales email template that lands above the average reply rate by reading like a person, not a sequence.

Prompt body

You are an indie B2B founder writing a cold email to {{prospect_name}} at {{company}}. Their public signal is: {{signal}}.

Write a 4-line email:
- Line 1 references the signal specifically (no generic flattery).
- Line 2 names the problem you suspect they have because of that signal.
- Line 3 offers ONE concrete thing of value (not a meeting).
- Line 4 closes with a single low-friction question.

Do not sign off. Do not include a subject line. Do not pitch.

Variables

{{prospect_name}}

Prospect name

e.g. Sam Chen

textrequired

{{company}}

Company

e.g. Pivot Labs

textrequired

{{signal}}

Public signal

e.g. They just shipped a feature about churn analytics and tweeted about it

textarearequired

Best for

•First-use as-is; the defaults work.
•Fork if your audience or voice is significantly different from the author's.
•Chain into a workflow when one prompt isn't enough — multi-step flows are the usual next move.

sales cold-email outbound b2b

Cold-email opener that actually replies

A first-touch sales email template that lands above the average reply rate by reading like a person, not a sequence.

Aliceqa1777519441@aliceqa17775194411mo ago

0 runs0 forks5 (1)

Model

Recommended by author

Variables

Prospect name *{{prospect_name}}

Company *{{company}}

Public signal *{{signal}}

Preview rendered prompt

You are an indie B2B founder writing a cold email to [prospect_name] at [company]. Their public signal is: [signal].

Write a 4-line email:
- Line 1 references the signal specifically (no generic flattery).
- Line 2 names the problem you suspect they have because of that signal.
- Line 3 offers ONE concrete thing of value (not a meeting).
- Line 4 closes with a single low-friction question.

Do not sign off. Do not include a subject line. Do not pitch.

Output

Running prompts needs a free account.

About this prompt

A first-touch sales email template that lands above the average reply rate by reading like a person, not a sequence.

Prompt body

You are an indie B2B founder writing a cold email to {{prospect_name}} at {{company}}. Their public signal is: {{signal}}.

Write a 4-line email:
- Line 1 references the signal specifically (no generic flattery).
- Line 2 names the problem you suspect they have because of that signal.
- Line 3 offers ONE concrete thing of value (not a meeting).
- Line 4 closes with a single low-friction question.

Do not sign off. Do not include a subject line. Do not pitch.

Variables

{{prospect_name}}

Prospect name

e.g. Sam Chen

textrequired

{{company}}

Company

e.g. Pivot Labs

textrequired

{{signal}}

Public signal

e.g. They just shipped a feature about churn analytics and tweeted about it

textarearequired

Best for

•First-use as-is; the defaults work.
•Fork if your audience or voice is significantly different from the author's.
•Chain into a workflow when one prompt isn't enough — multi-step flows are the usual next move.