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Evidence-Based Outreach Personalizer

Personalize SDR outreach with supplied prospect details—without placeholders, hype, or invented claims.

Customise & copy

Add the context you have. The prompt updates as you work.

Enter the recipient's name as it should appear in the message.

Enter the prospect's current company.

Enter the prospect's current role or title.

Paste the outreach template you want personalized.

Provide a recent, relevant fact or event, or write N/A if none is available.

Add a verified shared connection, relevant experience, or prospect-specific detail, or write N/A.

Live prompt

6 fields
Personalize the outreach message using only the information provided below.

Prospect: {{prospect_name}}
Company: {{company_name}}
Job title: {{prospect_job_title}}
Recent company news or trigger: {{recent_company_news_or_trigger}}
Unique fact or connection: {{unique_fact_or_connection}}
Base template:
{{base_template_text}}

Return only the finished message, ready to send. Preserve the base template's core purpose and structure while naturally integrating the prospect's role, company, and one or two relevant supplied details. Use the unique fact or connection only if it is clear and appropriate. Do not invent facts, testimonials, results, relationships, or social proof. If a detail is vague or unsupported, omit it rather than guessing. Remove all placeholders, brackets, personalization notes, greetings that do not fit, hype openers, and excessive politeness padding. Keep the message concise and suitable for the indicated outreach context. Do not include a subject line, explanation, analysis, or quotation marks around the message.

Proof before you use it

A real example

Tested on gpt-5.6-luna on 2026-09-10

{
  "company_name": "Northstar Analytics",
  "prospect_name": "Maya Chen",
  "base_template_text": "Hi [Name], I work with marketing teams that want clearer insight into which campaigns influence pipeline. Would you be open to a short conversation about how your team approaches this?",
  "prospect_job_title": "VP of Marketing",
  "unique_fact_or_connection": "Maya recently spoke on a webinar about measuring marketing influence across longer sales cycles.",
  "recent_company_news_or_trigger": "Northstar announced a new enterprise analytics platform two weeks ago."
}

A small ritual that works

How to use it

  1. 01Enter the prospect's name, company, and job title.
  2. 02Paste the base outreach template.
  3. 03Add a recent company news or trigger and a verified unique fact or connection, or enter N/A.
  4. 04Review the finished message and make any final edits before sending.

Why it works

The prompt gives the model a defined personalization task, a base template, and six clearly labeled inputs: prospect name, company, job title, recent company news or trigger, unique fact or connection, and the template text. Its instructions establish a useful boundary: preserve the template's core purpose and structure while adding only relevant supplied details. It also directs the model to omit vague information instead of guessing, which keeps personalization tied to the provided context. The final formatting rules are explicit, requiring one concise, ready-to-send message without explanations, subject lines, placeholders, or quotation marks.

Where it fails

The design is less suitable when the base template is poorly structured, its purpose conflicts with the supplied prospect context, or the available details are too vague to support natural personalization. It also provides limited guidance for handling an inappropriate, unusually long, or multi-channel template, so the instruction to keep the message concise may require interpretation.

Customisation tips

Use a base template with a clear outreach purpose and a recognizable structure. Enter the prospect's current role and company name exactly as they should appear. Provide one specific, relevant company trigger rather than broad background information. For the unique fact or connection, include only a verified detail that can be mentioned naturally; use N/A when none is appropriate. If the prompt is intended for a specific channel, add that context to the base template or revise the concision guidance to reflect the channel's conventions.

Watch-outs

  • The prompt permits personalization only from supplied information, so unsupported assumptions about the prospect, company, relationship, or business results are outside its design.
  • The instruction to remove greetings that do not fit can alter the opening of a template; include a greeting in the base template only when it suits the intended recipient and channel.
  • A vague recent trigger or unique connection may be omitted, leaving the message less personalized by design.
  • The base template remains the main structural reference, so templates with conflicting instructions, multiple calls to action, or heavy placeholder logic may not align cleanly with the personalization rules.

Works in

EmailLinkedInCRM

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