LinkedIn Outreach Templates for B2B Sales Reps

5 role-based LinkedIn templates help SDRs at mid-market SaaS avoid AI detection and land meetings. Personalized messaging that converts buyers.

This prompt pack teaches Sales Development Reps and SDR leaders how to craft role-specific, personalized LinkedIn connection requests and warm-up sequences that avoid looking automated. Targets mid-market SaaS teams (10–50 person sales departments) who are tired of generic "synergy" pitches and saturated LinkedIn copy templates. The core problem: 62% of B2B buyers recognize generic AI outreach instantly; generic prompt packs (200+ on Gumroad/Etsy) address everyone, solving for nobody. This pack is engineered for five distinct buyer personas at growth-stage companies — VP of Sales, VP of Operations, VP of Marketing, Head of RevOps, and Enterprise Sales Leaders — with each variant including role-specific research hooks, mutual interest angles, soft CTAs, and follow-up sequences proven to work with that buyer. Five variants. Same structure. Role-specific terminology, examples, and warm-up angles built into every prompt. Shipped as a PDF (one per variant) + Markdown bundle for easy pasting into ChatGPT, Claude, or direct template use in LinkedIn's messaging tool.

Who this is for

SDR leaders and individual sales reps at mid-market SaaS (10–50 person teams) who spend hours on LinkedIn but get buried in generic templates and AI-detection skepticism from buyers.

Who this is NOT for

NOT a generic prompt pack for marketers, creators, or non-sales audiences. NOT a tool or automation software. NOT a replacement for meaningful account research — these are frameworks to accelerate research and drafting, not a substitute for it. NOT for individual contributors prospecting with lists of 5K+ cold leads.

100 copy-paste prompts across 5 variants.

How to Use: LinkedIn Pack: Niche B2B Sales Reps (Role-Based × Industry Filters)

> Your first useful result in under 5 minutes. This guide shows you exactly what you got, how the prompts work, and how to run them in ChatGPT or Claude.

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What's in This Bundle

| File | What It Is | When to Use It | |---|---|---| | all-prompts.md | Every prompt in one readable document | Browse, search, or print — start here | | vp-of-sales-at-saas.json | VP of Sales at SaaS (20 prompts) | Variant-specific prompt set; use for that exact context | | vp-of-operations-at-saas.json | VP of Operations at SaaS (20 prompts) | Variant-specific prompt set; use for that exact context | | vp-of-marketing-at-agencies.json | VP of Marketing at Agencies (20 prompts) | Variant-specific prompt set; use for that exact context | | head-of-revenue-operations.json | Head of Revenue Operations (20 prompts) | Variant-specific prompt set; use for that exact context | | enterprise-sales-leaders.json | Enterprise Sales Leaders (20 prompts) | Variant-specific prompt set; use for that exact context | | cover.png | Product thumbnail | Ignore this one — it's for the store listing |

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Quick Start (3 Steps)

Step 1 — Open all-prompts.md

Open this file in any text editor, Notion, Obsidian, or even a browser. It's plain text — no special software needed.

Scan the section headings to find the category that matches your situation right now.

> Tip: Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search for a keyword to jump straight to relevant prompts.

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Step 2 — Pick a Prompt and Fill in the Variables

Every prompt contains one or more {{VARIABLE}} placeholders — these are instructions to you, not to the AI.

Replace each {{VARIABLE}} with your real information before pasting.

Example — before: ``` Analyze the following system: {{ARCHITECTUREDESCRIPTION}} within {{BUSINESSCONTEXT}}. ```

Example — after (paste this to the AI): ``` Analyze the following system: We have a REST API on Node/Express serving a web dashboard and a mobile app. We return 80+ fields per product even though mobile only uses 6. Within the context of a Series A SaaS with 12 enterprise customers, $180k ARR. ```

How detailed should my variables be? 2–5 sentences or a short bullet list is enough Real and specific beats long and vague A rough draft is better than waiting for perfect

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Step 3 — Paste into ChatGPT or Claude and Run

Recommended AI tools (in order of quality for these prompts): Claude Sonnet / Claude Opus (claude.ai) — best analytical depth ChatGPT GPT-4o (chat.openai.com) — great alternative ChatGPT GPT-4o mini — works for quick exploration; less depth

Free tier works. Paid tier gives better and longer responses.

Paste the entire filled-in prompt — do not summarize or shorten it. After the first response, follow up with questions like: "Focus on point 3 — give me a concrete example" "Rewrite this as a one-page memo for a non-technical stakeholder"

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Common Questions

Q: Do I need to use every prompt? No. Think of this pack like a reference manual — use what fits your situation. Most buyers find 3–5 prompts they return to repeatedly.

Q: The AI gave me a vague answer. What do I do? Add more specifics to your variable text. One extra paragraph of context typically produces a dramatically better result.

Q: Can I share these prompts with my team? Your license covers personal and internal team use within one organization. You may not resell or republish the prompts publicly.

Q: Can I use these in other AI tools (Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot)? Yes. The prompts are plain text and work in any LLM chat interface.

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One-Line Cheat Sheet

> Open all-prompts.md → find a prompt → replace {{VARIABLE}} with your real situation → paste into Claude or ChatGPT → follow up.

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Questions? Email: shaattrading@gmail.com