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Investor Follow-up Sequence Generator

Three-email follow-up cadence after a cold email or first meeting — day 5, day 12, day 21 (break-up). Builds momentum without nagging.

Free tool. Limited to 3 generations per day. First use is free; further uses require an email.

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  • Free, no signup
  • AI-powered · 3 runs per day

How to use it

  1. 1
    Always lead with new information

    Don't repeat the original ask. Each follow-up should bring news (a customer, a hire, a milestone).

  2. 2
    Keep it under 100 words

    Investors skim. Long follow-ups signal desperation.

  3. 3
    Stop at three

    Past three, you damage the relationship. Move on; come back in 6 months when there's real news.

What is the investor follow-up sequence generator?

One follow-up rarely works. Five+ follow-ups annoy. Three is the sweet spot — and each should hit a different angle: new info → value-add → break-up.

This tool generates the full 3-email sequence with subject-line options for each.

Why it matters for founders

Investors get hundreds of cold emails. Yours competes for attention with every other founder following up that week. The break-up email (day 21) often outperforms the others because it removes pressure — many founders close their conversation there, others get the meeting.

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FAQ

What if I don't have new news?+
Wait until you do. Sending follow-ups on a calendar without news is exactly what investors learn to ignore.
Should I email the same person each time?+
Yes. Bouncing between partners feels desperate. Pick the right person once and stay with them.
What about LinkedIn follow-up?+
Useful for very cold cases. Email is still the dominant channel for serious fundraising conversations.