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Partnering to scale link building

Hi {{first_name}},

Q1 is about prioritization—here are three ways we can collaborate to grow backlinks and organic traffic:

ABC exchanges: We partner with leading SaaS brands to place backlinks in exchange for links from your site.

Guest post collaborations: We regularly contribute to top sites like [[backlink site 1]], [[backlink site 2]], and [[backlink site 3]] and can include your links in upcoming guest posts.

Slack channel access: To scale even further, I can invite you to our private Slack channel, where 200+ SaaS businesses collaborate on link building.

P.S. To kick things off, I’d be happy to build a quick link for you from [[one backlink site]].

Partnering to scale link building

Hi {{first_name}},

Your backlink profile is growing fast—are partnerships part of your strategy?

At [[your company]], partnerships have been the key to scaling high-quality backlinks and improving organic traffic efficiently. I’d love to share three quick ideas on how we can collaborate to help each other grow.

Thoughts?

P.S. If this isn’t your focus, could you point me to the right person?

[[Prospect company]] x [[Your company]] collab?

Hi {{first_name}},

I’ve seen the incredible growth of [[prospect company]] — amazing work so far!

Building backlinks and driving organic traffic is faster and more impactful with the right partnerships. At [[your company]], we team up with SaaS sites to achieve growth together.

I’d love to share a few ideas on how we can collaborate to help each other succeed. Does that sound interesting?

Looking forward to your thoughts!

Link collab idea: [[Prospect company]] <> [[Your company]]

Hi {{first_name}},

I’m [[your name]] from [[your company]]. We work with SEO teams to exchange relevant and high-quality links that fit naturally into content.

We already do this with brands like [[examples of your backlinks]]. It helps both sides improve search rankings and get more organic traffic.

If [[prospect company]] is open to this kind of two-way collabs, I’d be glad to share more.

Would you like to explore the idea?

Extending Your [[Content]] Post—Exciting Collaboration Ahead

Hi {{first_name}},

Great article on [[subject matter]], [[prospect name]]! I really appreciated your in-depth analysis of the pros and cons of [[subject matter]] compared to [[their solution]]. Since you’re already covering this space so thoughtfully, I thought you might be interested in some research we’ve just put together.

We recently published a deep dive into [[subject matter]] and how our approach compares. It covers key topics like [[topics]] and, importantly, [[impact of the alternative solution]].

Of course, we’d love to share your insights with our audience as well and are happy to exchange links to ensure both our readers get the best resources.

I think this could be a great opportunity for us to team up.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Meet at [[event name]] to hear your opinion?

Hi {{first_name}},

I saw [[prospect company]] in the [[event name]] attendees list, and I wanted to know if you'll be attending the [[event session]] on [[Date]]?

If so, I'd like to get your expert opinion on [[your solution]] I'm building. I'll buy you a coffee and can sufficiently show you a demo in the 15 min. break between seminars.

I'm trying to get feedback from [[target buyers] of [[ICP]] and gauge interest in our [[your solution]], as my company is still pre-release/developing stage. You can see a teaser of what we're developing at [[your website]], but here's the gist of it: I worked at [[relevant company from your experience]], and saw consistent complaints from [[ICP]] about [[competitor solution weakness]]. Our [[your solution]] beats [[your competitor]] in both these areas

[[Example user of your solution]] tested our software, and has just rolled out our beta. So far, they're seeing [[ROI of example user]].

I'd like to get your feedback on a 15 min. demo if we can cross paths at [[event name]].

If you felt like we've got something over [[your competitor]], I could give you and/or your partners the beta to try for free.

Do you already have all your seminar breaks at [[event name]] booked up?

[[Event name]] - Coffee Break

Hey {{first_name}},

Will you be at [[event]] this year?

I spent years working with [[ICP]] at [[relevant company from your experience]], and those engagements led me to build a [[product]] that solves the gaps [[ICP]] kept running into.

Would love to grab a coffee and hear your take on working, and what’s frustrating.

Worst case? Free coffee. Let me know!

[[Webinar Title]] question

Hi {{first_name}},

I saw we were both on [[Webinar Title]] with [[Host Name]] earlier – your question about [[something they asked / topic from chat if known, or “scaling in [[Industry]]”]] really stood out.

I’m [[Your Name]], founder of [[Your Startup]], where we [[1-line on what you’re building]] for [[who you serve]]. We’re wrestling with a lot of the same themes from the session – especially [[specific topic from webinar – e.g. “finding the right early customers” / “figuring out a repeatable outbound motion”]].

If you’re open to it, I’d love to connect for a quick 15–20 minute chat to swap notes on what you’re trying this quarter and share what’s working (and not) on my side too.

Would you be up for that?

[[Your Startup]][[key metric or outcome]] for [[customer type]]

Hey {{first_name}},

I’m the founder of [[Your Startup]], where we [[plain-English description of what you do]] for [[target customer]]. We’ve reached [[key traction metric – e.g. $XXk MRR, YY active customers, recent milestone]] and are now raising [[amount + round type]] to [[what the capital will unlock]].

Given your investments in [[Fund’s relevant focus or portfolio – e.g. “B2B SaaS at seed” / “[Portfolio Company A] & [Portfolio Company B]”]], I thought this could be a potential fit.

Would you be open to a quick 20-minute call to see if it’s worth a deeper look?

Join our pilot program

Hey {{first_name}},

Our [[Job title and name of senior figure in business]] came across [[Prospect company]] on LinkedIn while identifying top-performing [[Industry]] [[title]]s for a pilot program we’re running.

We’re offering a Quick-Start Plan to a select few [[industry]] teams - a lightweight setup that [[benefit of pilot and the ROI]] for [[prospect's company name]].

We recently helped [[example customer]] increase [[value metric]].

Based on what [[senior figure in business]] found, [[prospect's company name]] looks like a strong candidate for similar results.

Would you be open to a short call to explore?

P.S. Normally [[cost]], but [[prospect's company name} was flagged as an ideal case study - so we're waiving the fee

---------- Forwarded message ---------

From: [[senior figure in business]]

Date: Wednesday, October 15th, 2025 at 6:08:47 PM

Subject: Reach out to [[First Name]] - Quick-Start Plan

To: [[you]]

Hey [[your name]], wrapped up research on [[prospect company name]]. Excellent candidate for the Quick-Start - let's schedule a call to confirm fit.

Cheers,

[[senior figure in business]]

Do you actually use [[competitor's]] full suite of tools?

Hey {{first_name}},

Quick question: Do you actually use [[competitor's features]]?

Or are you mostly just...[[core job to be done]]?

Most teams we talk to are paying [[cost of competitor service]] for [[competitor name]] but [[job to be done they're focused on]]. Which is fine, except [[your company name]] does that one thing for [[cost]] and [[your tool's quality vs. theirs]].

Not saying [[competitor]] is bad - but if [[company name]] is primarily [[job to be done they're focused on]] you might be overpaying for features you're not using.

15-minute call: I'll pull up your current [[competitor]] plan, show you [[what that'd cost with your tool]], and you tell me if the math makes sense.

If it doesn't save you real money, we'll both move on. If it does, you just found the budget for something else.

Worth a look?

P.S. - Not asking you to switch anything today. Just showing you the numbers.

Your journey with [[Prospect's company]]

Hi {{first_name}},

I saw you’re the person behind [[Prospect's Company]]. Your journey [[include information from prospecting their bio, LinkedIn, or podcasts]] shows [[something the prospect is passionate about]].

I think you're exactly the person that I need to talk to about [[your solution]]. It's [[what the solution is]] built for [[ICP]] to [[job be done.]]

Can I share more information?

p.s., if you'd like to get a copy of [[piece of content]] that helps people like you, just hit reply and enter Y.

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Comment écrire
un email de prospection ?

  • Écrire une phrase d'accroche percutante. Pour inciter votre prospect à lire votre email de prospection, dans votre phrase d'accroche, mentionnez une connexton mutuelle, posez une question pertinente, utilisez un événement ou démarrez avec le problème rencontré par le prospect.
  • Personnalisez votre message. Il est normal de passer du temps sur des prospects qualifiés et ajoutez une touche personnelle à chaque email que vous envoyez. Vous pouvez avoir un seul modèle pour la prospection, mais ajoutez des informations spécifiques à chacun de vos prospects pour rendre votre message plus pertinent et fournir la valeur maximale.
  • Faîtes-le court et simple. Il y a 3 éléments clés que votre email de prospection devrait contenir : qui vous êtes ou une introduction courte, ce que vous offrez, l'action que vous désirez que votre prospect effectue. Essayez d'éliminer les salutations inutiles et les phrases trop verbeuses.
  • Fournissez de la valeur. Lorsque vous écrivez votre email de prospection, parlez des bénéfices que vos prospects en tireront, pas des fonctionnalités que vous vendez.
  • Incluez un appel à l'action Le CTA devrait avoir une correspondance parfaite avec l'objectif de votre email de prospection. Essayez de vous focaliser sur une chose simple que vous souhaitez réaliser avec votre prospection.
Pour en savoir plus : How to Write a Cold Email That Converts (Without Being Pushy)

Comment écrire un
email de relance ?

Lorsque vous écrivez un email de relance, vous pouvez suivre les principaux principes que vous avons partagé plus haut. Toutefois, n'oubliez pas ces principes également :

Éviter de paraître passif-agressif. Une agression directe est relativement facile à détecter, mais des phrases passives-agressives plus subtiles peuvent apparaître dans vos relances sans faire exprès. Ce genre de micro-agressions peuvent exaspérer vos prospects et faire rapidement disparaître la bonne volonté et toute la confiance mutuelle que vous avez établi. De ce fait, évitez ce genre de phrases passives-agressives dans vos emails de relance :

  • Je vous relance car vous ne m'avez pas encore répondu
  • J'ai déjà tenté de vous contacter à plusieurs reprises
  • Je sais que vous êtes occupé, mais je le suis moi aussi
  • Juste pour faire le point

Supprimez le désespoir. Oui, vous pourriez être en colère car votre prospect n'a pas répondu à vos précédentes relances, mais ne lui montrez pas votre détresse. Ces phrases sont un bon signal que vous semblez un peu désespéré, donc essayez de les éviter également :

  • Si ça ne cause pas trop de soucis
  • Je m'excuse par avance de vous importuner

Écrivez un objet parfait pour votre relance. Essayez de ne pas trop montrer qu'il s'agit d'une relance ou d'une "volonté de faire le point" dans l'objet de vos emails de relance. Soyez plus créatifs et écrivez un objet percutant qui donne envie à vos destinataires d'ouvrir votre email.

Pour en savoir plus : How to Write a Follow-Up Email After no Response (With Examples)
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Comment écrire
un bon objet ?

  • Personnalisez-le. Au-delà de la personnalisation des objets de vos emails de prospection à un niveau basique (en incluant le prénom et le nom de l'entreprise), vous pouvez collecter encore plus d'information à propos de vos prospects avant de les contacter et l'utiliser pour l'améliorer vos taux d'ouverture. Par exemple, cela pourrait être leur poste, industrie, mention d'un contenu qu'ils ont écrits, votre lieu de rencontre, etc.
  • Gardez les objets simples. Il est plus facile d'attirer l'attention d'un prospect avec quelque chose de court, gentil et direct. En plus de cela, il est important de garder les objets le plus court possible car ils seront tronqués s'ils sont trop longs, en particulier sur les mobiles.
  • Posez des questions. Si vous posez une question pertinent pour vos prospects, ils seront plus à même d'ouvrir votre email et commencer à chercher une réponse. Essayez d'utiliser des questions ouvertes qui générent de la curiosité.
  • Utilisez des mots forts. Les Power words sont des mots de persuasion qui évoquent le plus souvent une réponse émotionnelle et amènent au résultat attendu. Ils engagent l'imagination du lecteur et le pousse à ouvrir l'email. Voici quelques exemples de mots puissant que vous pouvez utiliser dans vos objets : stupéfiant, clé, privé, meilleur, officiel, expert, simple, facile, prêt, etc.
  • N'utilisez pas de clickbait. Il n'est pas pertinent de créer des objets "lourds" pour vos campagnes de cold emailing. Au final, ce qui compte est le taux de conversion, pas le taux d'ouverture de vos emails.
Pour en savoir plus : How to Craft Perfect Cold Email Subject Line
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