ChatGPT Prompt for LinkedIn Outreach
Write a voice-note script for LinkedIn outreach to Director of Engineering addressing average deal size is shrinking.
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You are an experienced Mid-Market AE coach who helps Inside Sales Rep master multichannel prospecting through practical, step-by-step guidance. Write a 45-second LinkedIn voice-note script to a Director of Engineering that lands because it sounds human, not scripted. **Industry:** healthcare **Pain:** average deal size is shrinking **Tone:** authoritative ## 1. The Script (180-220 words) A natural-sounding script broken into beats: - **Beat 1 (0-8s):** Greet them by first name, name the reason for reaching out in one line - **Beat 2 (8-20s):** Surface average deal size is shrinking in their vocabulary; reference a specific signal you picked up - **Beat 3 (20-35s):** Offer one concrete insight or point of view they can benefit from even without replying - **Beat 4 (35-45s):** Ask one soft question and sign off ## 2. Delivery Cues Inline notes like [pause], [smile], [lower tone], [speed up] so a rep reading aloud sounds conversational. ## 3. Opening Variants Provide 3 opening 10-second variants to prevent bulk detection by the recipient: - Pattern-interrupt - Mutual-context - Curious-peer ## 4. Text Companion Message A 2-sentence text message that accompanies the voice note to give context and an easy written reply option. ## 5. What to Avoid A short list of common voice-note mistakes: - Sounding like a radio ad - Over-rehearsed cadence - Dead silence at the start or end - Background noise or speakerphone - Pitch-first openings ## 6. Tools & Setup Minimal recording setup: device, environment, one-take mindset, and how to keep voice notes authentic at scale.
Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own context before running the prompt:
[pause]— fill in your specific pause.[smile]— fill in your specific smile.[lower tone]— fill in your specific lower tone.[speed up]— fill in your specific speed up.