Put in your site and theirs. Pick the voice, the structure, the length, the ask and whether to link. It reads both sites, then writes three openings, a follow-up sequence and LinkedIn messages, each built on something real about them.
Your emails appear here.
Three openings to choose from, a follow-up sequence and LinkedIn messages. Each one gets a health check, and you can rewrite any of them with one click.
Read every email before you send it. Facts about them come from their website; check anything you would not stake your name on.
Their website and company record: what they do, how big they are, whether they are hiring or growing.
Your website or your own one-line description, so the pitch is yours and not a template.
Personality, structure, length, subject style, the ask, links, language, P.S. and merge tags: all yours to set.
Every email gets a health check (length, reading level, spam words, you-focus) and one-click rewrites.
No. It writes them; you copy them into your own email, or press "Open in mail app". Nothing is sent from here.
For a first email, usually not: emails with no links reach the inbox more often, and a reply is the goal. Use one link when the link is the point, such as an ABM page made for them or a booking page in a follow-up.
It is told to personalise only with facts from their website, their company record and the context you type, and never to invent numbers, customers or mutual connections. Rewrites keep the facts as they are. Read every line before you send.
PAS names a problem, shows what it costs and offers the way out. BAB describes where they are, where they could be, and the bridge. AIDA moves from attention to interest, desire and action. Mix gives you three different openings to compare.
Yes, with a daily limit. It works with the Prospect Finder and the ABM Page Builder: pick a prospect there and the details arrive here filled in.