Build a multi-channel outbound cadence for one buyer persona
A day-by-day sequence of emails, calls, and LinkedIn touches with a distinct angle at every step.
The prompt
Build an outbound prospecting cadence for one buyer persona.
Persona: [TITLE, SENIORITY, TEAM - e.g. "VP of Finance at 200-1,000 person companies"]
Their likely problems we solve: [2-4 PAINS, in their words if possible]
What we offer and the main outcome: [PRODUCT + RESULT]
Proof I can use: [CUSTOMER RESULTS, LOGOS, STATS - or "none yet"]
Channels available: [email / phone / LinkedIn / video / direct mail]
Cadence length: [e.g. 12 touches over 21 business days]
My goal: [e.g. book a 20-minute intro call]
Rules:
- Every touch must add something new: a different pain, proof point, question, or resource. No "just bumping this up."
- Emails under 90 words, one ask each, plain text, no attachments on first touch.
- Calls: give a 2-sentence opener and the one question to ask if they pick up.
- LinkedIn: connection note under 250 characters; no pitch in the connection request.
- Space touches realistically; vary send days and times.
- Use only the proof I provided. Where proof would help but is missing, write [ADD PROOF].
Return:
1. A table: Day | Channel | Angle | Purpose of this touch.
2. The full copy for every touch, including subject lines.
3. A short breakup email for the final touch that leaves the door open.
4. Three personalization slots I should fill per prospect, and where they go.
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What to fill in
- PRODUCT + RESULT
- CUSTOMER RESULTS, LOGOS, STATS - or "none yet"
- email / phone / LinkedIn / video / direct mail
- e.g. 12 touches over 21 business days
- e.g. book a 20-minute intro call
- ADD PROOF
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.
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