Official skill · Sales
Multi-channel outbound sequence
Writes a 4 to 7 touch outbound sequence for one persona across email, LinkedIn, and phone, with timing and copy per step and exit rules. Use it when starting outbound to a new persona or segment.
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Have your AI write a full outbound sequence for one persona
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When to use it
- Starting outbound to a new persona or segment
- An existing sequence gets few replies and needs rewriting
What you give it
- Persona and the problem you solve
- One proof point
- The ask and the channels you use
What you get
A sequence with the day, channel, angle, and ready-to-load copy for every touch, plus exit rules.
How it works
- Pick one angle per touch
- Set the timing
- Write email touches under 80 words
- Write the LinkedIn note under 200 characters
- Write the call script as 3 lines and a voicemail
- Write the breakup
- Add the exit rules
Example
What you give it
Sender: Sam at Rosterly, which matches open shifts to available carers by text in minutes. Persona: head of operations at 50–200 person home-care agencies. Problem: shift scheduling done in spreadsheets, last-minute gaps. Most agencies that size fill sick calls by phone from the spreadsheet, so the gaps land on the ops lead at 6 a.m., and a gap filled at the last minute usually means overtime or agency staff at a higher rate. Proof: Maple Care cut unfilled shifts from 30 a month to 8 after moving off spreadsheets, and their ops lead stopped doing the 6 a.m. calls. Ask: 15-minute call. Channels: all 3. 6 touches.
What you get back (the start of it)
Outbound sequence: head of operations, home-care agencies — unfilled shifts
Ask: 15-minute call · Length: 6 touches over 17 days · Proof used: Maple Care, 30 to 8 unfilled shifts a month Exit rules: stop on reply, meeting booked, or unsubscribe; pause on out-of-office over 7 days. Unsubscribe link on.
Touch 1 — Day 1 — Email — Angle: the problem
Subject: last-minute shift gaps Hi [first_name], most agencies [company]'s size still fill sick calls by phone from a spreadsheet, which is why gaps land on the ops lead at 6 a.m. We match open shifts to available carers by text in minutes. Worth a 15-minute call to see if it fits how you schedule?
Touch 2 — Day 4 — LinkedIn — Angle: connection
Connection note: I work with home-care ops leads on scheduling. Would be glad to connect. If accepted: Thanks for connecting, [first_name]. I sent a short note about shift gaps by email, in case it's useful.
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Changelog
- v1.0.1 · · Example: the input names the sender (Sam at Rosterly) and what Rosterly does, the 6 a.m. sick calls, the overtime cost of late gaps and Maple Care's ops lead dropping the 6 a.m. calls, so every claim in the touches comes from the input; the exit rules say the unsubscribe link is on.
- v1.0.0 · · First release.
Sources
- Cold Email Benchmark Report 2026: Reply Rates, Deliverability and Trends (read 2026-11-04)
- Personalize invitations to connect | LinkedIn Help (read 2026-11-04)
- Email sender guidelines | Google Workspace Admin Help (read 2026-11-04)