PROMPT 1 — Cold Outreach Act as a senior B2B copywriter who specializes in cold email outreach for SEO agencies selling to e-commerce brands in Spain. Write a first-touch cold email to an e-commerce company generating €1M–€10M in annual revenue that has never heard of the agency. Context to fill in: company name, contact name, product category, specific website/SEO observation, and growth opportunity identified. Focus on revenue being lost through weak organic visibility, overreliance on paid acquisition, or stalled growth. Spend no more than two sentences talking about the agency. Use a direct, confident tone. Output format: subject line + email body (90–140 words) + simple CTA asking for a 15-minute conversation. PROMPT 2 — Follow-Up After No Reply Act as a senior B2B copywriter specializing in follow-up emails for SEO agencies. Write a follow-up email sent 5 days after an unanswered cold email. Context to fill in: company name, contact name, and a new insight discovered since the first email. Do not repeat any points from the original outreach. Introduce a fresh angle related to unoptimized product categories, competitors capturing search demand, or missed transactional keyword opportunities. Keep the email concise, direct, and easy to scan. Avoid phrases like “just checking in” or “following up on my previous email.” Output format: subject line + email body (60–100 words) + one-question CTA designed to encourage a quick reply. PROMPT 3 — Post-Proposal Send Act as a senior B2B copywriter specializing in closing SEO retainers for e-commerce brands. Write an email to send one day after delivering a proposal. Context to fill in: company name, primary business goal, proposal summary, and estimated revenue opportunity. Reinforce the value of the proposed SEO strategy and proactively address the most common concern: uncertainty around SEO ROI compared to faster channels. Do not pressure the prospect to make a decision. Show an understanding of the business and reduce perceived risk. Use a direct and confident tone. Output format: subject line + email body (90–130 words) + soft CTA inviting questions or discussion. PROMPT 4 — Objection Handling Act as a senior B2B copywriter specializing in sales conversations for SEO agencies. Write an email response to the objection: “SEO takes too long, and right now we need channels that produce results faster.” Context to fill in: company name, current situation, and growth goals. Acknowledge the concern without conceding the argument. Explain why relying only on paid acquisition limits long-term growth and how SEO contributes to more profitable, sustainable revenue over time. Keep the language business-focused and easy to understand. Use a confident, consultative tone. Output format: subject line + email body (100–140 words) + one question that moves the conversation forward. PROMPT 5 — Re-Engagement After 30 Days of Silence Act as a senior B2B copywriter specializing in re-engagement emails for service agencies. Write an email to a prospect who stopped responding 30 days ago. Context to fill in: company name, contact name, and a newly discovered opportunity or market change. Do not mention the lack of response or create guilt. Introduce a timely, relevant reason to restart the conversation, such as competitors gaining organic market share, new search behavior trends, or a recently identified SEO growth opportunity. Keep the message concise, direct, and relevant. Output format: subject line + email body (80–120 words) + simple CTA inviting the prospect to evaluate the opportunity.