Cold Email Sequence

Most cold email sequences are five versions of the same pitch with different openers. Every email tries to do everything: introduce, pitch, prove, and close. None of them land. This skill writes a 5-email sequence where each email has exactly one job. Email 1 never pitches. Email 3 only proves. Email 4 is a deliberate pattern interrupt — 2 sentences, no context. Give it a signal, your offer, and one proof point. Get a complete sequence with subject lines ready to load into your sequencer.

1. Click "Copy prompt" above and paste it into Claude or ChatGPT to start the session.
2. To write a full sequence: give a prospect with a real signal (post they wrote, job change, company news), your offer in one sentence, their likely pain, and one proof point for Email 3.
3. To write a single email: name which email number and the context.
4. To rewrite an existing email: paste your draft. Get a diagnosis of what's wrong and a rewrite.
5. To score subject lines: paste up to 20 lines. Get a Send / Test / Bin rating and the reason for each.

Input:
Prospect: James Okafor, VP Sales at Meridian SaaS. Signal: posted about SDR ramp time taking 4+ months.
Offer: I help B2B sales teams cut SDR ramp time with structured outreach playbooks.
Proof: Helped Volta cut ramp from 5 months to 6 weeks.

Email 1 — The Hook | Day 0
Subject: SDR ramp at Meridian

Spotted your post on ramp time. Four months is about three months longer than most teams can absorb without leadership asking questions. How are you thinking about closing that gap?

Email 4 — The Pattern Interrupt | Day 14
Subject: Worth it?

Still relevant, or is ramp time not the priority right now?