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Describe what you sell and who you are writing to. Get a short cold email and subject line you can edit.
Free, no signup. One draft per hour.
A cold email has a few seconds to earn a reply. The ones that work are short, about the reader, and end with one easy question.
Open with something about the reader's role or company, then say in a sentence or two how you help. Leave the feature list for the call.
Ask for one thing only. "Worth a quick chat?" gets a yes or no; three options and a calendar link take more work to answer.
A single true detail, like a new office, a recent hire or a post they wrote, shows you did not send the same email to everyone.
Never invent one. A wrong guess about someone's business reads worse than no personalization at all.
Read the draft aloud and cut anything you would not say to the person. Test the subject line and scan the body for spam trigger phrases.
Verify each address first, and send from a domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up. Gmail and Yahoo require all three from bulk senders.
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Describe what you sell, who you are writing to and one detail about them, then pick a tone and a call to action. The generator returns a subject line and a short draft that you can edit and copy.
Aim for 50 to 125 words. A short email can be read on a phone in seconds and leaves room for one clear ask, which makes it easier to answer.
Two to six plain words that read like a note from a colleague, often about the reader's company or problem. Skip capital letters for emphasis, exclamation marks and anything that sounds like an ad.
Spam filters do not check who wrote an email. They look at your sending reputation, domain authentication, complaint rates and wording. A plain, short email from a warmed-up mailbox to verified addresses has the best chance of reaching the inbox.
Use placeholders such as {first_name} and {company} for the basics, then add one line per lead about something specific to them. In Oppora, AI variables write that line for each lead from their profile and company data.
Yes. You can write one draft per hour without signing up. Always review the draft before sending, because the AI only knows what you typed into the form.
