Xevolution — one prompt, whole
The pack is 30 prompts you paste into ChatGPT or Claude, fill the brackets of, and run. Rather than describe them, here is the first one in full so you can judge whether the writing is worth your money before you spend any.
You are writing the first cold email in a sequence sent by [AGENCY NAME], a cold email agency that runs outreach for small local businesses. The prospect: [BUSINESS NAME], a [BUSINESS TYPE] in [CITY]. Owner or manager is likely [OWNER NAME OR "unknown"]. What I know about them: [ONE REAL OBSERVATION, for example "their site has no booking link" or "they have 12 reviews and no reply to any of them"]. Write one email, 90 words maximum, plain text, no images, no attachments. Rules: - Subject line under 6 words, lowercase, no exclamation marks. - Open with the observation, not with who we are. - One clear ask at the end, and make it small (a yes or no question, not a 30 minute call). - No compliments, no "I hope this finds you well", no "I came across your website". - Do not claim any result we have not had. Do not invent numbers, clients, or case studies. - Write at a 6th grade reading level. Give me: 1. The subject line 2. The email body 3. One sentence on why this angle fits this specific business
Use when: you are starting a new prospect and want the first touch to sound like a human noticed something, not like a template.
You get back: a subject line, a body under 90 words, and one line of reasoning you can check before sending.
Nine more in section A build the rest of the sequence and the replies. Ten in section B cover the parts of an agency that are not email: pricing the work, onboarding a client who just said yes, and the quarterly conversation that keeps them. Ten in section C cover what happens when numbers go sideways — bounce, complaint, a domain that stops landing. Each one is written as a block with its own bracketed fields, in the same shape you just read.
Because one prompt is not the product and the page would be lying if it implied a stranger could judge 30 from a sample of one. If A1 was useful, the pack is The Outreach Pack at xevolution.biz/packs/outreach, with the contents list and the refund terms on the same page as the price. If A1 was not useful, you have lost nothing and should not buy.
Copy the block above and run it once on a real prospect. That is the whole test. Replace everything in square brackets with something true about a business you could actually email, and read what comes back. Then decide.
Questions before buying: support@xevolution.biz