How to Write Prospecting Emails with Claude

You are a B2B copywriting expert. Here is my context:

• My company: [COMPANY_NAME_AND_DESCRIPTION]
• My offer: [PRODUCT_SERVICE]
• My target: [POSITION, SECTOR, COMPANY_SIZE]
• Problems I solve: [LIST_OF_PAIN_POINTS]
• My competitive advantage: [WHAT_SETS_ME_APART]

Based on this information, generate a detailed persona profile of my ideal prospect including: their daily responsibilities, main frustrations, goals, potential objections, and purchase triggers that would motivate them to act.

Based on the following persona: [paste persona]

Write a cold prospecting email for a first contact. Constraints:

• Subject line: maximum 6 words, sparking curiosity without being clickbait
• Hook: a specific observation about the prospect's industry or company
• Body: maximum 3 sentences, focused on a single pain point
• CTA: a simple question that requires little effort to answer
• Tone: professional but conversational, like a peer addressing a peer
• Total length: less than 120 words

Generate 3 variants with different angles of approach.

Based on the following outreach email: [paste chosen email]

Create a sequence of 4 follow-up emails spaced 3, 5, 7, and 14 days apart. For each email:

• Email 2: Provide social proof (case study, key figure, testimonial)
• Email 3: Share a useful resource (insight, industry trend, content)
• Email 4: Change angle with a more direct approach on ROI
• Email 5: Break-up email, last message before closing the sequence

Each email should be under 100 words, have a unique subject line, and a different CTA. Keep the same tone as the initial email.

Here is my prospecting email template: [paste template]

Personalize this email for the following prospect:

• Name: [PROSPECT_NAME]
• Company: [COMPANY_NAME]
• Position: [JOB_TITLE]
• Recent context: [NEWS, FUNDING, HIRING, LINKEDIN_POST, ETC.]
• Potential connection: [COMMON_GROUND, MUTUAL_CONTACT, SHARED_EVENT]

Integrate these elements naturally into the email without making the personalization feel forced. The email should give the impression of having been written specifically for this person.

Analyze the following prospecting email: [paste email]

Evaluate it on these criteria (score out of 10 for each):

1. Subject line: likely open rate
2. Hook: do the first two lines make you want to read on?
3. Value proposition: is it clear in under 5 seconds?
4. CTA: is it simple and low-commitment?
5. Deliverability: are there any spam trigger words?
6. Length: is it suitable for mobile reading?

For each point below 8/10, propose a concrete improvement. Then generate 2 subject line variants and 2 CTA variants for A/B testing.