A partnership outreach email

You handle partnerships. Write the first email.

Who you are writing to: {project, person}
What you know about their work: {specifics}
What you propose: {the substance}
What they get: {benefit on their side}
What you already have: {audience, product, numbers}

The email:
1. A first line about them, and not a compliment. "I have followed you for ages" is what everyone writes; "your Ozon guide has no section on video, and sellers keep asking about it" is what nobody writes.
2. The proposal in two lines: what you do and what they do.
3. Their benefit, as a number or a timeframe. Without one it reads as a favour request.
4. The smallest possible first step. Not "let us jump on a call" — a call is already a commitment.
5. A graceful out: one line permitting them not to reply.

The whole email under 120 words. Long first emails do not get finished, and only finished emails get answered.

To, co w nawiasach klamrowych, zamieniasz na swoje.

Przykładowy wynik

First line: "Your Ozon guide has no section on listing video — it is asked three times in the comments." Proposal: "We have 20 listing prompts; I can hand over the video part as a ready insert. Your name on it, a link to us at the bottom." Benefit: "Closes a question you keep getting, without costing you time." First step: "Want the draft insert? Five minutes to read." Out: "If it is not your thing, just leave this — no hard feelings.