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Hey {{ck:_first_name|there}},
In 2023, I did lead gen by hand.
I’d message potential leads and try to chat them up on LinkedIn.
I’d try to sell them stuff in the DMs.
I had no system or even the right framework.
BTW, I’m an introvert, and I live on the other side of the world from these folks.
Complete recipe for burnout lol.
So I put in my 2 years of hard work perfecting my lead generation and prospecting system.
I know you might feel the same.
I just surveyed 100+ of you good folks.
You told me the same thing:
How to automate your lead gen
How to use AI to automate your business
How to consistently get leads with AI
So today I’m sharing 5 starter prompts I use most often for lead gen.
Read on…
An entire ad agency in the palm of your hand.
Your next campaign needs a dozen fresh ad variations by Friday. Your agency quotes two weeks and a five-figure invoice. Your in-house designers are already buried under this quarter's requests.
Hightouch Ad Studio fixes that. It reads your brand guidelines, your best-performing creative, and your product catalog, then generates on-brand ads your team can ship the same afternoon. You review and approve every asset before it goes live, so quality holds.
Growth teams use it to build variations for every audience, test more of them, and stop rationing creative because production got expensive. The work that once needed a full agency retainer now runs inside your own workflow, at your pace and under your direction.
You direct the work while Ad Studio handles production, and your designers get their week back.
5 Prompts for Lead Gen
1. The Pre-Call Brief Prompt → before every discovery call, it hands back their pain points, likely objections, and what to say first.
2. The Profile Scorecard Prompt → scores credibility, clarity, and trust out of 100. Then tells me exactly what's costing me leads.
3. The 20-Minute Lead Magnet Prompt → turns any post idea into a real lead magnet, start to finish.
4. The Lead Qualifier Prompt → scans the replies and tells me who actually fits my ICP.
5. The Content Calendar Auditor Prompt → checks what's scheduled and flags gaps before I run out of posts.
None of these are complicated.
They just do, consistently, what I used to forget to do.
→ Less manual work
→ Fewer dropped leads
→ A system that runs even on my busiest weeks
I put the exact copy-paste versions of all 5 prompts in one place.
PS - If you want help building a system like this around your own offer, reply "leads" and I'll share how it works over a short call. ;)
— Justin
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