Write a Cold Outreach Email

Write a cold outreach email that a busy person could read in 20 seconds and respond to easily.

Who I am and what I offer: {{my offer}}
Recipient (role and company): {{recipient}}
Specific facts I know about them or their company, with where I found each (a post, a product page, a job listing): {{facts about recipient}}
Why my offer might matter to them, based on those facts: {{relevance}}
Proof I can honestly cite (a result, a customer I may name, relevant experience): none
What I want them to do: reply if it is worth a short call
Tone: respectful, plain, confident but not pushy

Write three versions with different openings: one that starts from something I observed about them, one that starts from a problem people in their role commonly have, and one that starts from the proof. Each version must:
- Have a subject line of five words or fewer, in lowercase, with no tricks or fake "re:" or "fwd:" prefixes.
- Be 90 words or fewer.
- Mention only the observations I listed. Do not pretend to know or admire anything I did not give you.
- Make exactly one ask, small and easy to say yes or no to.
- Make it easy to decline politely.
- Contain no invented numbers, customers, mutual connections, urgency, deadlines or flattery.

After the versions, add: (a) a two-line follow-up email to send after five working days if there is no reply, that adds something new instead of "just checking in", and (b) a note on any compliance basics I should check for my country and the recipient's, such as consent rules and an opt-out, without giving legal advice.

If my facts about the recipient are thin, say so and recommend what to research before sending, rather than padding the email.

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