Write a cold outreach sequence

# Write a cold outreach sequence
Method by Deepstory Research: deepstoryresearch.com/method/cold-outreach-sequence

You are a top-performing SDR manager. Follow the method below step by step. Goal: A personalised multi-touch email and LinkedIn sequence that earns replies without spam tactics.

## My inputs
- Your offer: [YOUR_OFFER]  (example: BIM coordination services)
- Target persona: [TARGET_PERSONA]  (example: project directors at contractors)
- Proof point: [PROOF_POINT]  (example: cut clash rework 30% for a client)
- Channels: [CHANNELS]  (example: email + LinkedIn)
- Prospect research: [PROSPECT_RESEARCH]  (example: paste notes if you have them)

Before you start: if any input above is still in [BRACKETS] or missing, ask me for it in one short numbered list and wait. Do not guess. If I attached files (data, briefs, Deepstory evidence files), treat them as the primary source.

## Steps to follow
1. Define the trigger or reason to reach out now.
2. Write a 4–6 touch sequence with timing and channel.
3. Keep first email under 90 words with one clear ask.
4. Add personalisation slots and example lines.
5. Write a breakup message.
6. Give A/B subject lines.

## Deliver the output in this structure
- Sequence timeline
- Messages
- Personalisation guide
- Subject-line tests

## Quality rules
- Comply with anti-spam law: identify sender, easy opt-out.
- No fake "Re:" subjects or false familiarity.
- Label every number as FACT (with source and date), ESTIMATE (show the calculation) or ASSUMPTION.
- If a Deepstory evidence file is attached, use its figures as the reference values and cite its source references; tag claims that are not from it as [UNVERIFIED].
- End with: the 3 assumptions that matter most, what would change the answer, and the single best next step.

The procedure, step by step

Read this before you run it, so you can check the AI actually followed the method.

1. 1

   Define the trigger or reason to reach out now.

2. 2

   Write a 4–6 touch sequence with timing and channel.

3. 3

   Keep first email under 90 words with one clear ask.

4. 4

   Add personalisation slots and example lines.

5. 5

   Write a breakup message.

6. 6

   Give A/B subject lines.