Hand it any prospect. In under a minute it gives you three researched drafts to pick from.
Signals: two sales roles posted three weeks ago (careers page). Case studies name Vantor Metals and Brightwell Plastics. Her posts say she still runs every first call.
Business problem: new salespeople with no list lose their first month.
Confidence: high. Roles and customers checked on the company site.
Subject: plants like vantor
Hey Marta,
You're hiring two salespeople this month.
New salespeople lose their first weeks working out who to call.
One founder found 22 accounts like their best customers in 15 minutes.
I've pulled 41 manufacturers like Vantor and Brightwell.
Want the list?
Jasper
Subject: two new salespeople
Hey Marta,
Two new salespeople tend to start on a bought list.
Bought lists get ignored, and each ignored email spends a manufacturer you can't contact again for months.
I pick who to email from buying signals like a new plant or a finance hire.
One founder went from 0.9% to 7.6% replies doing this.
I wrote up the three signals that work for manufacturers. Want them?
Jasper
Subject: your first calls
Hey Marta,
You still take the first call on every deal, and two salespeople start soon.
The reasons buyers said yes to you tend to stay in your head.
I turn those reasons into the emails your team sends.
One founder booked 6 meetings worth $55,450 in 14 days with emails built this way.
Want a sample written for Vantor's closest match?
Jasper
A: hiring → lost weeks · 22 in 15 min · the list. Bets on time.
B: bought lists → burned market · 0.9% to 7.6% · three signals. Bets on risk.
C: founder handover · $55,450 · a sample email. Lands hard if she still sells.
My pick: A. The list already exists and she can answer in one word.
Here you go: 41 manufacturers, finance lead named and email checked. Sorted by who posted the role most recently.
A first cold email done by hand means four tabs: the LinkedIn profile, the company site, the news and a blank draft. The skill works through all four for you. It reads the prospect, finds the one reason to write this week and hands you three drafts in a single run. The research takes under a minute instead of your afternoon.
Free. Works in Claude Code and the Claude app. You'll also get the Founder's GTM newsletter.
Ask Claude for a cold email and you get the one on the left. The skill writes the one on the right.
Hi Marta, I hope this email finds you well!
I'm reaching out because we help innovative B2B companies like Ledgerline scale outbound with our cutting-edge lead generation platform.
Would you be open to a quick 15-minute call next week?
Hey Marta, you're hiring two salespeople this month.
New salespeople lose their first weeks working out who to call.
One founder found 22 accounts like their best customers in 15 minutes.
I've pulled 41 manufacturers like Vantor and Brightwell. Want the list?
The left one asks for a meeting. The right one names her problem, proves the fix and offers something she can say yes to.
Every rule in it comes from the YYY framework and thousands of cold emails sent and reviewed. It writes one email and one follow-up. That limit is deliberate, since the first email decides whether a conversation starts at all.