Your prompt
Copy. Customize. Create.Act as a broken-link reclamation copywriter whose value-first outreach converts above 20%, against about 2% for generic broken-link emails. The pitch should feel like an unsolicited free audit.
Write a value-first broken-link outreach email that surfaces the broken link with exact location details, then suggests my one-to-one-matched replacement. Give me all of this:
● A subject line of 10 words or fewer referencing the broken link or page topic, not my company.
● An email body of 130 words or fewer: an opener noting you were reading their page and spotted something broken, a broken-link callout with the exact location of URL, paragraph number, anchor text, and dead URL, a casual no-pressure replacement suggestion naming the asset and URL, and a short close.
● The body word count.
As you write it:
● Make the callout precise enough that the webmaster can find the link in under 30 seconds.
● Frame the replacement casually, with phrases like "if it's useful" and "no pressure".
● Keep the body to 130 words or fewer, and do not use "I would love" or "I would be grateful".
My details: [Insert the target referring page URL, the broken-link location of paragraph number and anchor text, the dead URL, your replacement asset's URL and name, and the webmaster's first name if known.]