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Cold email generator
Short, specific cold emails that sound like a person wrote them, plus a follow-up.
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Most cold emails get deleted because they talk about the sender. Describe what you sell and who you're emailing, and get a short first-touch email, an alternate angle, a follow-up and five subject lines, all written around the prospect's situation.
What a good cold email looks like
It is under 120 words, opens with something true about the prospect, names one problem and one result, and asks for one small thing. Every email here follows that shape, so it reads like a note from a person rather than a sequence tool.
Personalize the first line
The first sentence decides whether the rest gets read. The output includes a table of personalization slots - a recent hire, a new location, a product launch - and where to find each one in a few minutes of research.
Follow up with something new
Around half of replies to cold outreach come after the first email. The follow-up adds a new idea or resource instead of 'bumping this up'. For longer sequences, use the Sales Follow-Up Email Generator.
Stay deliverable and compliant
Send plain-text emails from a warmed-up domain in small daily batches. US commercial email falls under CAN-SPAM, which requires an accurate sender, a physical mailing address and a working way to opt out.
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How long should a cold email be?
Short enough to read on a phone without scrolling - roughly 50 to 125 words. The first-touch email here stays under 120.
How many follow-ups should I send?
Two to four spaced a few days apart is common for B2B. Each one should add something new, and stop once someone asks you to.
Is cold emailing legal in the US?
B2B cold email is allowed under CAN-SPAM if you use honest headers and subject lines, include a postal address and honor opt-outs. Other countries have stricter rules, so check before emailing the UK or EU.