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Use case · Direct outreach
MotionReach a buying committee by roleAffinityRight fitYou specialize in exactly their kind of company.VerticalSaaS (any)TierPaid · Single+

When it's never one person who decides.

Your AI helps you reach the whole buying group — the right note to the right role, in the right order. You know who actually moves first.

Ask your Claude →Ask your ChatGPT →

Opens Claude or ChatGPT with this starter prompt ready. Sending runs on a paid plan (Single+).

The situation

The thing you sell gets bought by a group, not a person. The Head of Analytics has to want it; the CMO has to sign off. One blast to both, in the same words, lands with neither.

Who you’re reaching. Analytics gets bought by a group, so the play reaches the Head of Analytics and the CMO with different notes in a deliberate order — not one message to both.
How it goes

What it looks like in the chat.

You bring the judgment only you have; your AI does the legwork. An illustrative exchange:

In conversation
YouI want to reach [target companies] about our analytics platform. But it's never one person who decides.
Your AINames the two roles that matter — Head of Analytics (cares about the data and the lift to implement) and CMO (cares about the outcome) — and proposes reaching both, written differently.
YouRight. The CMO won't read anything technical. And don't send them the same week — the analyst should get it first; they're the one who'll champion it internally.
Your AISequences the analyst first, the CMO a few days later, and tailors each — substance for the analyst, outcomes for the CMO.
YouGood. For the analyst, drop the word "revolutionize" — that's exactly the thing they roll their eyes at.
Your AICuts the hype, keeps it concrete and specific.
YouSend the analyst batch. Schedule the CMOs to start on Thursday.
What just happened. A committee isn't a person. You know which seat moves first and who needs what — your AI turned that into two campaigns instead of one wasted blast.
What good looks like

The note your AI drafted.

Short, specific, and honest — a real reason for the email, one true ask, and an easy out. Placeholders fill in from what you and your AI already know.

To the Head of Analytics
Subjectthe report-building tax on your team

Hi [name] — most analytics teams I talk to lose a day a week stitching the same dashboards by hand. We built [product] to take that off your plate — [one concrete capability], no rip-and-replace. If it's worth a look, I'll show you the part that matters to your stack. If not, no worries. — [Name]

Kept honest. Each role hears the true reason it matters to them; nothing is sent until you approve the split and the order.
Get started

Run it with your AI.

Send the starter prompt to Claude or ChatGPT and it opens with this playbook already in mind — then you steer.

Starter prompt

“First read senders.ai/strategy.md and senders.ai/llms.txt so you understand the method and how Senders.ai works. Then help me with this: We sell [product] to [company type], where [role A] and [role B] both weigh in. Help me reach both with different notes — [role A] first since they champion it — and keep it concrete, no hype. I'll tell you the order and tone that fits these accounts.”

Uses research / prospecting to find the roles, stage_send + scheduling to sequence, and replies / get_thread to route responses. Sending requires a paid plan (Single+).