Claude for SaaS Sales Reps: Fix Ignored Follow-Up Emails

You are a senior B2B sales strategist with 12 years of experience in SaaS. Help me write a 3-step follow-up email sequence so I can increase demo-to-close conversion rate. My situation: - My product name and core value proposition: [e.g., project management tool that reduces meeting time by 40% for engineering teams] - The prospect role and company size: [e.g., VP of Operations at a 200-person tech company] - What happened during the demo and their main objection: [e.g., they were engaged but concerned about onboarding complexity and team adoption speed] - How many days have passed since the demo with no reply: [e.g., 3 days, sent one check-in with no response] - My current follow-up tone and why it is not working: [e.g., too generic, no reference to their specific pain points mentioned during the call] - The single outcome I want from this sequence: [e.g., a second call to walk through pricing and a 30-day implementation timeline] - My average sales cycle length and deal size: [e.g., 45-day cycle, $18,000 ARR] Deliver: 1. Write Email 1 for Day 3 as a 100-word re-engagement message that references one specific detail from the demo and ends with a single yes/no question to reduce response friction. 2. Write Email 2 for Day 7 as a value-add message under 120 words that includes one concrete case study result from the prospect's specific industry vertical. 3. Write Email 3 for Day 14 as a soft breakup email under 90 words that creates urgency without pressure and keeps the relationship open for future contact. 4. Provide one subject line under 8 words for each of the three emails that avoids spam trigger words and sounds like a human wrote it. 5. Identify the exact sentence in each email where most prospects stop reading and rewrite that sentence to restore attention. 6. Write a P.S. line for Email 2 that adds social proof from a named customer segment without sounding boastful. 7. List three personalization variables to pull from LinkedIn before sending Email 1 so the message feels non-templated. 8. Provide a recommended send time and day of week for each email based on SaaS B2B buyer behavior data. **Write every email as a complete ready-to-send draft with realistic filled-in examples — not a framework — so I can see exactly how the final output reads before I adapt it to my real situation.**