A Forbes article outlines five ChatGPT prompts to write compelling cold emails that sound human. The first prompt instructs users to write to one specific person, describing their dream client, role, and desired action, in plain, casual language as if speaking to them in person. The second prompt asks ChatGPT to generate ten subject lines that sound like something a friend would send, short and offhand, avoiding marketingspeak, and to pick the most likely to be opened. The third prompt directs ChatGPT to cut the email down hard, removing the greeting, warm-up, and any repeated points, starting straight into the message and stopping when the point lands, with a clear and breezy call to action. The article advises double-checking every placeholder before sending, noting that automatic placeholders often go wrong, such as the wrong first name or a company that closed last year.