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Write three lines for three jobs

The 3x3 prospecting email: problem, solution and a low friction ask, each three lines or less on a phone.

Updated · By Blake Emal

In a toolkit published with Lavender, Armand of 30 Minutes to President's Club shares his 3x3 email with the subject Healthgrades to Lavender. It names a likely problem, explains the fix in one line and asks Worth seeing if it can get you more replies.

It is short enough to read on a phone, starts from the reader's world, and the ask is easy to say yes to.

  1. Write a problem line from what you know about them
  2. Explain your fix in one or two lines
  3. Ask an interest question, not for a meeting
  4. Keep each block to three lines on mobile
  5. Avoid commas and long words

Page from the 30MPC and Lavender toolkit PDF, captured Oct 21, 2026 CT · 30 Minutes to President's Club

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