The 7 days before the first message do more work than the message itself.

Prompt 4.1 — Design a 7-day warm-up

`I'm about to reach out to this prospect: [name + one-line summary] Their recent posts: [paste 3-5 posts]

Design a 7-day warm-up sequence I can run through SalesRobot. I want:

• Day 1: a profile view
• Days 2-5: real engagement on their content
• Day 6: connection request with a note
• Day 7: first message

For each engagement day, tell me which specific post to engage with and what kind of engagement (like, comment, or react). For comments, draft the exact comment — 1-2 sentences, not a mini-essay.`

What this replaces: Cold connects that get ignored 70% of the time.

Good output looks like: Specific post references and comments that sound like a peer, not a fan.

Prompt 4.2 — Comment writer that doesn't sound like a bot

`Draft a LinkedIn comment on this post: [paste post]

Rules:

• 1-2 sentences max
• Add a real opinion or a specific example from my experience
• Never start with "Great post!" or "Love this!" or "So true!"
• Sound like a peer who has something to say, not a fan

Give me 3 variants at different angles.`

What this replaces: The "🔥🔥🔥" comments your team currently leaves.

Good output looks like: Three comments that each say something. If any of them could be left on any post, they're too generic.

Prompt 4.3 — Connection request note (the one that converts)

`Prospect: [name + one-line summary] Why I'm reaching out: [honest reason] What I've engaged with of theirs: [posts I've liked/commented on over the last week]

Draft 3 connection request notes. 280 characters max. No pitch. Goal is to get accepted and start a conversation.

Variant 1: references one of their recent posts Variant 2: references a shared interest or mutual connection Variant 3: asks a specific, low-lift question`

What this replaces: "Hi [name], I'd love to add you to my network!"

Good output looks like: Three notes under 280 characters that each sound like a human wrote them.

Prompt 4.4 — Audit whether your warm-up looks automated

`Here's what I'm planning to do with this prospect over 7 days: [paste sequence]

Review it from the prospect's perspective. If you were them and checked your notifications, which of these actions would look robotic or suspicious? Rewrite any that would.`

What this replaces: The "why are our connect rates dropping" conversation.

Good output looks like: Specific flags on things like "same-time-every-day engagement" or "liking 4 posts in 10 minutes."