Instructions: 

Create a sales outreach message from our company, NAME_1. NAME_1 is a platform that helps you sell other brands' products on your store, expanding your product catalog and increasing AOV. The recipient of the message is an employee of the target company and has yet to hear about NAME_1. We're hoping they'll use NAME_1 to sell other brands' products on their storefront and use it as their core platform when thinking about new drops, collections, and collaborations. When referring to NAME_1, use ""us"" and ""our"" language, and when referring to their platform, use ""your"" language.


Target brand: GoPro
Brand description: "World's Most Versatile Cameras - The Possibilities Are Endless—Waterproof Design, Live Streaming + In-Camera Stabilization. Save Big On HERO11 And MAX Cameras At GoPro.com. Designed For Action"
NAME_1's account executive recommendations for the email:
-I have been a customer of GoPro for years and for many reasons. Whether it be filming my amateur surfing hobby, snorkeling, and even brought on my Safari Honeymoon last year. GoPro has met the needs of customers to go along with any activity-anywhere.
-I did notice that you merchandise on your site by activity- this is a great idea to make  product discovery for your customers a breeze. I am thinking this would be a chance for GoPro to take this experience one step further and offer other products from trusted brands to go along with your customers and their GoPros during these activities.
-Meet the needs of your customers where are with all the gear they will need for their adventures.
-Another solution NAME_1 has to increase subscriptions is to offer exclusive products from trusted like-minded brands to your most loyal customers. These can be lower AUR items help promote repeat purchases.

Write a concise email (desired tone: curious, personalized, low-pressure, open-ended, and fun!) that incorporates all this, under 250 words. Make the email F-shaped (instead of chunky paragraphs) - this means short, punchy sentences with no extra fluff. Do not use bullet points nor specific ROI numbers. The email needs to be jam-packed, punchy, and epic, and, most importantly, personalized to them. Avoid salesy lingo like "new heights", "Effortless expansion", "autopilot", "unlock...", etc. Start off the email with a "NAME_2 {first name" -- hope you are well" message and end with the "interested? if not no worries" idea Make sure to only use capital letters in your entire response.
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