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When a cold email goes unanswered, Striker sends three follow-ups on a specific schedule. Each one adds new information. The sequence ends with a clean breakup email that leaves the door open.

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The sequence

Follow-upSend timingLengthRule
Day 33 days after cold emailMax 75 wordsNew value angle — case study, insight, or stat they haven’t seen
Day 55 days after cold emailMax 100 wordsCompletely different angle — different pain, different benefit
Day 77 days after cold emailMax 50 wordsBreakup email — polite, assumes no interest, leaves door open

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Example sequence

Day 3: 
Subject: Re: Your Series B + the ops bottleneck

One more angle: teams that implement this in Q2 typically
see the ops team handle 3x the volume by Q4 without new hires.

Happened with a similar-sized B2B SaaS team in SF last quarter.

Still worth 20 minutes?
Day 5: 
Subject: Re: Your Series B + the ops bottleneck

Different angle: the real cost isn't the ops work itself,
it's the senior time spent doing it. Your Series B probably
doubled the leadership workload without doubling the team.

We fix the senior time problem specifically. Different from
general ops tooling.

Open to a 15-minute call this week to see if it fits?
Day 7: 
Subject: Re: Your Series B + the ops bottleneck

Assuming the timing isn't right — totally fair.

I'll leave the door open if things change in Q3.

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What’s never sent

  • “Just checking in”
  • “Wanted to follow up on my previous email”
  • “Did you get a chance to look at this?”
  • Any follow-up that adds no new information

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Configuration

SettingValue
ModelKimi K2
Max turns6
ExecutionFork
Toolslookup_leads, search_memories, save_content

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How to invoke

Send follow-ups for all cold emails sent more than 3 days ago with no reply.

Write the Day 5 follow-up for the Acme Corp thread.