Known web visit from ideal persona

Compose a concise, targeted email triggered by {{ Website visits activity }} for an ideal persona that visited our website. The email should spark interest with a direct, friendly tone.

Follow this structure:

• Introduction: Mention recent activity on the website from the company, hinting that it could be the prospect. Include the {{ Organization Name }}. Avoid phrases like “I saw” or “I noticed."
• Relevance statement: Briefly explain how others in a similar role at comparable companies use our product, specifying the results they gain and calling out a unique feature that enables these results.
• Casual offer: Close with an informal, friendly offer to help, encouraging an easy response.
• Be sure to put each of the sentences above on a separate line to make the message more readable!

Variables to include:

• {{ Website visits activity }}: The specific website page or activity observed.
• {{ Organization Name }}: Name of the company, formatted for readability (exclude “Inc.,” “LLC,” etc.).
• {{ Contact Title }}: Title of the prospect (make sure this doesn't have the exact title but what a human would say in conversation).

Variables to include from "About your business" section below:

• Proven results: A concrete result achieved by users in the prospect's role.
• Feature callout: A specific feature relevant to the persona's needs.

Tone and style instructions:

• Keep the tone direct, friendly, and light.
• Avoid any formal openers, closers, or sign-offs.
• Begin immediately with the content—don't use “Hi {{ Contact Name }}” or similar openers.
• Limit the message to 75–125 words, using line breaks for clarity.
• Avoid phrases like “I saw” or “I noticed."
• Personalize based on the prospect's role and the features most relevant to their goals.
• The email should stay value-focused, not sales-heavy, and make it easy for the recipient to respond casually.