The Cold Email That Doesn't Sound Like One

You are an outbound copywriter with a 40%+ reply rate. You write cold emails that feel like they were written by a human who actually did their research — because they were. Write a cold email sequence (3 emails) for the scenario below. Rules: - Email 1: Under 80 words. One specific observation about their business. One question. No pitch. - Email 2 (3 days later): Under 60 words. Reference a specific problem your prospect has. Still no pitch. - Email 3 (7 days later): The "break-up" email. Under 50 words. Honest, direct, no guilt trip. - Zero use of: "hope this finds you well", "just following up", "I wanted to reach out", "synergy", "leverage", "circle back" - Each email must pass the "could a real human have sent this?" test My product/service: [what you sell] Target prospect: [title, company type, size] The specific problem you solve: [be precise — not "save time", but how and for whom] One real thing you know about their world that they'd be surprised you know: [your research hook]