From cold list to booked meeting. Research prompts that find the angle, sequences that earn the open, and call scripts that get past hello — built for SDRs who live in the top of the funnel.
Activity isn't pipeline. Relevance is.
A hundred copy-paste touches get a hundred ignores. The SDRs who book meetings start with the account, find the one reason now matters, then pick the channel. These prompts run that play — research first, then the email, the call, the follow-up.
Built by people who've carried a quota — not a content calendar. Each motion is a set of prompts for the prospecting moment you're in.
Turn a company name into ranked pain hypotheses and the angle worth leading with.
Research prompts →Email, LinkedIn, and call mapped into one cadence where every touch earns the next.
Sequence prompts →A five-section script that gets past the first ten seconds and books the meeting.
Cold call prompts →Turn a hiring post, funding round, or news hook into a reason your outreach lands today.
Trigger prompts →A 20-second voicemail built on a real signal, not "just following up."
Voicemail prompts →Map the buying group and reach more than one contact without losing your champion.
Multi-thread prompts →A complete cold-call script — opener, hook, qualify, objection, close — that gets past hello.
A one-page account brief — signals, pain, and the angle — before you send a thing.
Email, LinkedIn, and call mapped into one cadence for a single target persona.
A short voicemail built on a real signal that's actually worth a callback.
Reach more of the buying group without going around — or losing — your contact.
Three touches built around one prospect's trigger event, not a generic blast.
"I book more meetings now. The trigger-event prompts give me a credible reason to reach out that prospects actually respond to."
Rachel B. · Enterprise BDR, Data Security
The one that starts with the account, not the template. The top prospecting prompts research the company, surface ranked pain hypotheses, and hand you the angle to lead with — before you write a single line of outreach.
Give the prompt the company name and persona. It pulls from the site, news, and job posts to return ranked pain hypotheses, the trigger that makes now the moment, and the personalization angle worth using.
Yes — when it's structured. The cold-call prompts return a five-section script — opener, hook, qualify, objection, close — that you adapt to your voice, built to get past the first ten seconds.
Most prompts build a 3–7 touch cadence across email, LinkedIn, and call, where each touch earns the next instead of repeating the same ask. You set the persona and trigger; the prompt maps the sequence.
Browse the full library free. Basic and intermediate prompts are open; advanced multi-step research and sequences are Pro at $4.99/month. Copy, paste, go.
The full prospecting library — research, sequences, cold calls, triggers — organized by the move you're making next.
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