القائمة
When a LinkedIn prospect connects, updates their status in the master tracker, creates their outreach message file, and generates a ready-to-post comment on their latest post.
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Generates a single LinkedIn connection request message using Jay Abraham's Preeminence approach. Lead with their work, peer-to-peer tone, no pitch, under 300 characters.
Use when the user needs to finalize a deal, handle tough objections, or create a "Mutual Action Plan" to close a sale.
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| name | outreach-message-skill |
| description | When a LinkedIn prospect connects, updates their status in the master tracker, creates their outreach message file, and generates a ready-to-post comment on their latest post. |
| categories | ["linkedin","outreach","prospecting","crm","sales"] |
Handles everything that needs to happen the moment a LinkedIn prospect accepts a connection request. One trigger — three outputs: status updated in the master tracker, outreach file created with context and Phase 1 DM drafted, and a personalized comment ready to post on their latest content.
Provide the following when running this skill:
Every action this skill takes follows one rule: give genuine value before asking for anything.
The comment is not a foot-in-the-door tactic. It is a real contribution to their thinking. The outreach file is not a sales tracker — it is a relationship log. The Phase 1 DM is not a pitch — it is a question that shows you understand their world.
If any output from this skill would feel transactional or hollow if they saw the process behind it — rewrite it.
File: /Users/admin/Documents/JV Deals/Simon/Simon Partnership/Prospects/master-prospect-tracker.md
CR Sent [date]Connected ✅ [today's date]— Replied: "[their exact reply]"Status format examples:
Connected ✅ Apr 30
Connected ✅ Apr 30 — Replied: "Thanks for connecting, happy to be here."
Location: /Users/admin/Documents/JV Deals/Simon/Simon Partnership/Outreach Messages/
Filename: [firstname-lastname]-linkedin.md
Build the file using this exact template:
# [Full Name] — LinkedIn Outreach
**Goal:** [Primary goal — e.g., "Podcast guest → Certification referral partnership"]
**Status:** ✅ Connected [date] — Comment 1 queued
**LinkedIn:** [LinkedIn URL]
**Updated:** [today's date]
---
## Context
[2–3 sentence paragraph: who they are, what they're known for, why they're relevant to Simon's world]
**What we know about them:**
- [Role / company]
- [Key credential — book, methodology, community, audience size]
- [Strategic fit: how their audience or work connects to Simon's Certification or The Sales Show]
---
## Conversation Log
| Date | Who | Message |
|------|-----|---------|
| [CR sent date — pull from tracker if available, else write "Unknown"] | Haider | Connection request sent |
| [Today] | [Name] | ✅ Accepted |
[If they replied to the CR:]
| [Today] | [Name] | "[Their exact CR reply]" |
---
## Phase 1 DM — Trust-Building
*(Send after Comment 1 gets a reaction or reply)*
[Write a tailored Phase 1 DM using the Preeminence approach:
- Reference something specific from their work (book, framework, methodology, post)
- Ask one genuine question about their thinking — something you actually want to know
- No pitch, no mention of Simon, no CTA
- 3–5 sentences max
- Plain text only]
---
## Sequence Plan
| Step | Action | Status |
|------|--------|--------|
| 1 | Connection request sent | ✅ Done |
| 2 | Comment on Post 1 | ⬜ Ready to post |
| 3 | Phase 1 DM — trust-building question | ⬜ After Comment 1 reaction |
| 4 | Comment on Post 2 | ⬜ After Phase 1 DM sent |
| 5 | Phase 2 — Podcast + Certification pitch | ⬜ After Phase 1 reply |
Write a comment on their latest post following these rules:
What the comment must do:
What to avoid:
| ❌ Don't | ✅ Do instead |
|---|---|
| "Great post!" or "Love this insight" | Name the specific idea that landed |
| Generic industry observation | A concrete pattern from real work |
| Asking a hollow question | A thought that genuinely opens the conversation |
| Hashtags or emojis | Plain text only |
| Commenting on the topic not the post | Show you read this specific post |
The test: Would this comment make them pause and want to know who wrote it? If yes — output it. If no — rewrite it.
Output format for the comment: Plain text, no markdown, no labels. Just the comment text, ready to copy and paste directly into LinkedIn.
Deliver in this order:
Tracker update confirmation — one line: "Updated [Name] in [Section] → Connected ✅ [date]" (or flag if not found)
Outreach file confirmation — one line: "Created [filename] in Outreach Messages"
LinkedIn Comment — ready to post: [plain text comment, no markdown, no label above it except this header]
Phase 1 DM — for reference: [plain text DM, copy-paste ready — remind user to send after Comment 1 gets a reaction]
Input:
Output:
Tracker update confirmation: Updated Marcus Chan in Section 1: 200K Club & Certification → Connected ✅ Apr 30
Outreach file confirmation: Created marcus-chan-linkedin.md in Outreach Messages
LinkedIn Comment — ready to post:
The reframe from "rapport phase" to "rapport is the entire call" is the one most sales trainers miss. When you treat rapport as a discrete step, you're essentially telling yourself it's optional once you hit the next phase — and that's exactly when prospects feel the shift. The salespeople who close without resistance aren't smoother talkers, they're the ones who never stopped being curious about the person on the other end.
Phase 1 DM — for reference:
Marcus — the distinction you drew between rapport as a phase versus rapport as the entire call is something I think about a lot in sprint-based sales work. Most frameworks treat it as a warmup. Curious: in your experience, at what point in a deal do you see trust erode fastest — and is it always something the rep did, or is some of it just timing?