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Cold email sequence generator

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Generate personalized cold email sequences (7-14 emails) with A/B test subject lines, follow-up timing recommendations, and integrated social proof. Creates multi-touch campaigns optimized for response rates. Use when users need outbound email campaigns, sales sequences, or lead generation emails.

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Cold Email Sequence Generator

Craft personalized, value-driven cold email sequences with optimal timing, A/B-tested subject lines, and integrated social proof. The goal of cold email is to start a conversation, not to close the sale in the inbox.

Contents

references/email-templates.md — Per-position email templates (Emails 1-7), bodies, variables, and social-proof frameworks.
references/output-format.md — Delivery structure, flow-and-timing table, sending best practices.
references/optimization.md — A/B testing, performance benchmarks, segmentation, pro tips, setup checklist.
references/quick-start-templates.md — Vertical-specific subject-line skeletons (SaaS, agency, partnership).

Workflow

Confirm the target audience (ICP) and the core value proposition with the user.
Select the sequence type: Classic Cold Outreach (7 emails / 2 weeks), Fast-Track (5 emails / 1 week), Long-Play Nurture (12-14 emails / 4-6 weeks), Event/Trigger-Based (3-5 emails), or Re-Engagement (5 emails).
Select the personalization level: Hyper-Personal (unique research per prospect), Account-Based (company-specific), Segment-Based (industry/role), or Volume (template with merge tags).
Identify the key pain points and the strongest social proof (case studies, stats, named customers) to support the campaign.
Build the sequence using the per-position templates in references/email-templates.md. Vary the angle across emails: Introduction, Value Proof, Different Angle, Social Proof, Resource Share, Direct Ask, Breakup.
Generate A/B subject-line variations and assign send timing per email, following references/output-format.md.
Add personalization guidance, performance benchmarks, and optimization recommendations from references/optimization.md.
Assemble the final deliverable in the structure defined in references/output-format.md.

Core Rules

Always personalize the first line with something specific about the prospect or their company.
Keep emails short; the best cold emails run under 100 words.
Use one ask per email; never bury multiple CTAs.
Honor replies immediately when a prospect says no or asks to stop.
Run an A/B test on some variable in every campaign.
Invest in follow-up: roughly 80% of responses come from emails 3-7.

Sequence Angle Map

Email	Angle	Length	CTA
1	Introduction (problem + quick win)	50-100 words	Soft ask
2	Value proof (case study)	75-125 words	Specific meeting time
3	Different angle (alt pain point)	50-75 words	Yes/no question
4	Social proof (peer validation)	60-90 words	Simple reply
5	Resource share (give first)	40-60 words	Soft (let me know)
6	Direct ask (clear value prop)	30-50 words	Direct meeting request
7	Breakup (last attempt + opt-out)	25-40 words	"Should I close your file?"

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