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Writes one personalized sales outreach email, 200 words or fewer, from a stated prospect type, their current solution, and your product or features. Names a plausible pain point, a specific feature that addresses it, a clear value proposition, and closes with a soft demo invitation instead of a hard close. Use whenever the user says "write a sales email", "draft an outreach email", "sales email for [prospect type]", "cold email template", "/sales-email-template-generator", or names a type of prospect and what they currently use and asks for an email to send them.
skills-agents-co/skills-and-agents-library · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill skills-agents-co/skills-and-agents-library
# Sales Email Template Generator ## What this does Writes one sales outreach email, ready to send, from three pieces of information: the type of prospect, the solution they use today, and your product or its features (a labeled stand-in is fine if you don't have this yet). The email names a pain point that prospect likely has, a specific feature that solves it, a clear reason to switch, and ends with a low-pressure invitation to look at a demo, not a hard push to book one. The whole thing stays at 200 words or fewer and reads like one person wrote it to another, not like a marketing blast. ## When to use it Use this when you know who you're emailing (a type of prospect, a role, an industry) and what they use today, and you want a first-draft outreach email instead of a blank page. It writes one email per run. It does not find prospects, look up email addresses, or send anything. You paste in the draft, edit it if you want, and send it yourself. ## Inputs 1. **Prospect type.** Who this email is going to: a role, a company type, or an industry (for example, "operations manager at a mid-size logistics company"). 2. **Current solution.** What they use today to do the job your product would replace or improve (for example, "a shared spreadsheet" or "a competitor tool"). 3. **Your product or its features.** What you're selling and what it does, at least in outline, or an explicit answer to use a clearly labeled stand-in instead. Per Step 1, the skill asks on