sales:draft-outreach
Research prospects and draft personalized outreach.
Give it a prospect name, company, and your product context, and it researches the target (public profile, company signals, likely priorities) and drafts a personalised outreach message — email, LinkedIn, or cold call script — that leads with something relevant to them rather than a generic pitch.
EverClean example
sales:draft-outreach
Prospect: James Whitfield, Principal, Whitfield & Lowe Architecture
Company: Whitfield & Lowe Architecture — boutique residential architecture
firm in Austin, TX. Known for large-format open-plan homes,
featured in Dwell and Architectural Digest twice in the past year.
Recent projects include a 7,200 sq ft lake house in the Texas Hill
Country and a zero-waste spec home in East Austin.
Our product: EverClean — a double-wide luxury dishwasher ($3,500–$5,000)
that eliminates the need for overhead kitchen cabinets by
combining washing and clean dish storage in one unit.
A strong fit for architects designing open-plan,
minimalist, or cabinet-free kitchens.
Outreach channel: LinkedIn message
Goal: Get a 20-minute intro call or an invite to visit our Austin showroom
Tone: Peer-to-peer — not a vendor pitch, more like a designer flagging
something interesting to another designer
What you’ll get: A personalised LinkedIn message that opens with something specific to James — likely the Dwell feature, the zero-waste spec home, or the Hill Country lake house — then introduces EverClean as a design tool rather than an appliance, and closes with a low-friction ask (coffee, showroom visit, or quick call).
Useful follow-up prompts
- “Write an email version of the same outreach — slightly longer, with a product image placeholder.”
- “James hasn’t responded after 5 days — write a one-line follow-up that doesn’t feel pushy.”
- “Research three more Austin architects with a similar profile to James Whitfield and draft outreach for each.”