Generate cold email templates, LinkedIn messages, follow-up sequences, and value propositions tailored to specific industries that actually get responses and book discovery calls.
npx skills add https://github.com/nicepkg/ai-workflow --skill cold-outreach-generator
Get responses. Book calls. Win clients.
Input: Target industry + your solution
Output: Cold email templates, LinkedIn messages, follow-up sequences
Subject: [Specific Pain Point Question]
Example: "Managing 200+ inspections/month in Excel?"
Body (5 sentences max):
Sentence 1: Specific observation about their business
"I noticed [Company] handles fire inspections for commercial buildings in [City]."
Sentence 2: Common pain point
"Most inspection companies I work with struggle with [specific problem]."
Sentence 3: Brief solution hint
"I build custom software that [specific benefit]."
Sentence 4: Social proof
"Built similar system for [Company] - saved them 15 hours/week."
Sentence 5: Soft CTA
"Worth a 15-min call to see if this makes sense for you?"
Signature
[Your Name]
[Your Title]
[Calendar Link]
"Hi [Name], I work with [industry] companies to solve [specific problem]. Thought it might be worth connecting."
Follow-up after connection:
"Thanks for connecting! I noticed [Company] does [their work]. Quick question - how do you currently handle [their pain point]? Most [industry] businesses I talk to struggle with that."
Day 0: Initial outreach
Day 3: "Hi [Name], following up on my note from Monday. Curious if [pain point] is something you're dealing with?"
Day 7: "Last note from me! If [problem] isn't a priority right now, no worries. But if it is, happy to show you what we built for [Similar Company]."
Stop after 3 touches. Don't be annoying.
✅ Specific: "Managing HVAC service calls" not "running your business"
✅ Relevant: Mention their actual work
✅ Brief: 5 sentences max
✅ Social proof: Name similar companies you helped
✅ Easy CTA: Calendar link, not "let me know when you're free"
❌ Generic: "I help businesses save time and money"
❌ Long: 3+ paragraphs
❌ Salesy: "Limited time offer! Act now!"
❌ Desperate: "Please respond!"
❌ Hard pitch: Pricing and features in first email
Template #1: The Observation
Subject: Saw you're hiring [role]
Body:
"Hi [Name], noticed you're hiring a [dispatcher/admin/etc].
That's usually a sign you're growing fast and current systems can't keep up.
I build software for [industry] that lets you grow without hiring more admin staff. Built similar system for [Company] - they handle 2x the volume with same team now.
Worth a quick call?"
Template #2: The Problem
Subject: [Pain point question]
Body:
"Hi [Name],
Quick question: How do you currently [painful process]?
Most [industry] companies waste 10-15 hours/week on this manually.
I build custom software that automates it. [Company] used to spend 15 hours/week, now it's automated.
15-min call to show you how it works?"
Template #3: The Referral
Subject: [Mutual connection] suggested I reach out
Body:
"Hi [Name],
[Mutual Connection] mentioned you might be interested in [solution to pain point].
I recently built [specific software] for [their competitor]. Saved them 20 hours/week and $80K/year.
Worth exploring if similar solution makes sense for [Their Company]?"
Outreach Math:
To get 1 client/month: Send 20-25 outreach emails/week
Cold outreach is a numbers game. Most won't respond. That's okay.
Focus on:
Do this every week. You'll book calls. Calls turn into clients.
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