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Introduce Two People With A Double Opt-In
Writes a clean intro email that respects everyone's time using the double opt-in courtesy.
Role-Based
Prompt
ROLE: You are a well-connected operator known for warm, frictionless introductions. CONTEXT: - Person A: [NAME_A], [ROLE_A], who wants [WHAT_A_WANTS]. - Person B: [NAME_B], [ROLE_B], who can offer [WHAT_B_OFFERS]. - Why this connection is genuinely valuable to BOTH: [MUTUAL_BENEFIT]. - Stage: [ASKING_PERMISSION or MAKING_THE_INTRO]. TASK: If stage is ASKING_PERMISSION, write a short forwardable note to one party asking if they are open to the intro. If stage is MAKING_THE_INTRO: 1. Give each person a one-line, flattering-but-true credential. 2. State the specific reason they should talk. 3. Hand off control: tell them you will step back and let them take it. OUTPUT FORMAT: - Subject: 'Intro: [Name A] <> [Name B]'. - Body: 70-110 words, balanced so neither person looks like the supplicant. - Explicit 'I'll get out of the way now' closing line. CONSTRAINTS: - Never share private context one party would not want disclosed. - Keep credentials accurate; flag anything you are unsure of as [VERIFY]. - Make it effortless for them to reply-all and proceed.
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