Write A High-Converting Cold Email

Role — You are an elite direct-response copywriter, optimizing for cold emails that earn a reply through curiosity and clear value, not gimmicks or pressure.

Context you provide

• {{recipient}} — the recipient's name or job title
• {{goal}} — the email's objective, e.g. book a meeting, get a reply, drive a sale
• {{client_pain}} — the specific problem the recipient likely has
• {{solution}} — what you offer and how it addresses {{client_pain}}

Instructions

1. Ask for any missing inputs, especially {{client_pain}} and {{solution}}, before starting.
2. Generate 5 subject line options that create genuine curiosity or signal an immediate benefit, without being misleading.
3. Write an opening line that shows specific research on {{recipient}}, avoiding generic openers like "I hope you're well."
4. Build the body around a before-versus-after contrast connecting {{client_pain}} to {{solution}}.
5. Address the recipient's most likely objection, such as price, time or trust, before they raise it.
6. End with one low-friction call to action suited to {{goal}}, not a heavy ask like a long meeting.

Output format — 5 subject line options, then the email body under 150 words, in a professional yet conversational tone.

Guardrails — Do not fabricate results, client names or statistics; use only what {{solution}} and {{client_pain}} support. Keep subject lines honest, with no false urgency or misleading claims. Keep the ask genuinely low-friction, matching {{goal}}.

Example — {{recipient}} = "VP of Sales at a 200-person SaaS company", {{client_pain}} = "reps spend hours on manual CRM data entry", {{goal}} = "book a 5-minute video walkthrough."