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Reaching out to someone who has no idea who you are and owes you nothing.
Write a cold email to the person below. Assume they are busy, sceptical, and reading the first two lines on a phone. Rules: 1. The first sentence says something specific about them or their work that proves this was not sent to two hundred people. Use only facts I give you, never invent a detail. 2. The second sentence says what I want, plainly. 3. One short paragraph on why it is worth their time, framed around their problem rather than my product. 4. One ask, and keep it small: a reply, a yes or no, fifteen minutes. Never "let me know a good time". 5. Under 120 words. No "I hope this finds you well", no paragraph about our mission. If what I have told you is not actually a reason for them to care, say that before writing anything. Who they are: What I want:
Outreach and chasing. Writing to people who owe you nothing, and nudging the ones who never wrote back.
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