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HubSpot Sales Sequence Copy and Cadence

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Write a prospecting sequence that is relevant and honest.

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Write a HubSpot sales sequence. Prospect type and role: [PROSPECT]. Our offer and one proof point I can substantiate: [OFFER_AND_PROOF]. Goal of the sequence: [GOAL]. Channel mix (email, calls, LinkedIn): [CHANNELS]. Length in days: [DAYS].

Present the cadence as a table with step, day, channel and message. Emails under 90 words, personalised with tokens in square brackets, one clear ask, no false urgency or invented claims, and useful to the reader even if they never buy. Include a call script, a LinkedIn note, and a polite break-up message. Add the tokens to check before sending, such as company name and role, with a rule to skip the contact if any is empty. Stopping rules: reply, meeting booked, unsubscribe, with reply templates for positive, negative and not-now answers.

Suggest A/B tests of subject lines and the sample sizes needed. Weekly review: reply rate and meeting rate with arithmetic. Follow consent and anti-spam rules for the country and recipient type [VERIFY].

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Invented 14-day sequence. Day 1 email 1 (90 words) about a specific problem seen in the prospect's industry. Day 3 call, 40 seconds. Day 5 LinkedIn note, 280 characters. Day 8 email 2 with a short example. Day 12 break-up email. Stops: reply, meeting booked, unsubscribe.
Email 1 sample: 'Hello Maria, many retail teams we speak to spend a day each month rebuilding stock reports. We help cut that to an hour. Would a 15-minute call next week be useful? If not, tell me and I will not follow up.' Tracking: 60 prospects, 9 replies (15 percent), 4 meetings (6.7 percent).

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