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What you get
What is in the draft
- The route: direct, or an internal introduction first.
- A draft email anchored on a dated quote from that customer.
- The evidence it rests on, shown underneath.
- Questions to ask once they say yes.
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Drafts the invitation to a customer you want in a research session, beta or design review, referencing the feedback that qualified them.
/closedloop-product-ambassador-outreach draft outreach for candidate 1
| Argument | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|
| A candidate from Product Ambassadors | yes |
OUTREACH: Marcus, Contoso Retail
Design partner, booking engine
ROUTE
Direct. He replies to product people and has asked to be
told when this changed.
SUBJECT
The step three thing you mentioned
BODY
Hi Marcus,
You told us you skip step three in the booking flow and paste
it back in later. We're redesigning that flow now, and I'd
rather build it with you than show it to you afterwards.
Two sessions, an hour each, while it's still on paper. You'd
be shaping it, not reviewing it.
Worth an hour?
THE EVIDENCE THIS RESTS ON
"We skip your step three entirely and paste it in later."
On a call, February
ASK THESE ONCE HE SAYS YES
What happens on the day the paste-back does not get done?
Who else touches that step before it reaches him?