Cold Email from a Website

Before: Generic opener many cold emails start with: "I hope this finds you well. I came across your company and was impressed by your innovative approach..."

After (skill output, from a real test run): Test run on a small software company's homepage. Email 1, unedited: "Your homepage promises to 'make your writing correct and clear'. I noticed you also run separate pages for a free grammar checker, paraphrasing tool and AI proofreader. I edit and proofread website copy for small software companies. I have 6 years of editing experience. Who looks after the copy on those tool pages?" The run also listed the four observations with their pages, said it could not tell who owns the copy, and told the tester to check the live articles page before using email 2.

Give it one prospect's website and a line on what you sell. You get a three-email sequence (day 0, 3 and 8) and two subject lines. Each email rests on something actually visible on the site, listed in a table with the page it came from. It will not invent a result, a client or a shared connection.

What you can check yourself. The sample result on this page, the list of what is in the file, and the 30-day refund. There are no ratings yet, because nobody has reviewed it yet.

How we tested it.

1 real-data run on a public software company's website (Claude Sonnet). Output read and checked: every observation traced to a page, no invented claims.

Tested on a real example before release. The example is shown in the Before and after section above.

How we test, what we do not do, and which assistants we ran it on.

• It reads up to three public pages. Sites that block fetching need you to paste the text.
• It does not find email addresses or recipient names. Use [First name] until you have a real contact.
• It writes the emails; it does not send them or check deliverability. Add a real sender identity and an opt-out, and check the rules for the recipient's country. This is not legal advice.
• It cannot know whether your proof point is true. You confirm it.

Works in ChatGPT or any chatbot: you paste in your details and it writes the result. Reading the site needs a web fetch tool in your assistant, otherwise paste the text.