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1. Recruit

Send emails to users to recruit them. Copy the list of potential users to recruit from here, and then filter and assign priority.
Instructions
Setup + confirm the recruiting email
Add users to the table, and sort by priority. Feel free to add columns to help prioritize and create a diverse pool of users. Our team even added another Pack to pull in potential users automatically.
For users you want to talk to, click the “Draft” button to send pre-fill messages in your Gmail drafts folder. You can refine and send in Gmail.

Setup the email

This intro will be unique to the project. It’s helpful to introduce yourself and provide a bit of context.

Preview the email

Based on these inputs, an example email would be:
To:
Subject:
John - Feedback on ACME Pack Studio
Body:
Hi John, I saw you were active in using ACME Pack Studio. By way of introduction, I’m a researcher on the team seeing how we can make our platform best serve your needs and those of your colleagues. Do you have mins to chat about your experience? If so, you can schedule time at this link. A few colleagues on my team may join if that’s ok as well — we’re excited to learn from you and make your experience even better!  Thanks, Anonymous

Potential research subjects


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Priority
Draft recruiting email
First name
Last name
Role/Company
Email
LinkedIn
Upcoming events
Projects
High
Draft
Jane
Chang
PM, ACME Corp
[  ]
Pack Studio test + iterate loop
Draft
Phil
Hernandez
Eng, Hernandez Project
[  ]
Pack Studio test + iterate loop
Draft
Ima
Tester
PM, Widgets Inc.
test@example.com
Ima Tester | Thursday, Sep 14
Pack Studio test + iterate loop
Draft
Linda
Example
Designer, ExampleCorp
linda@examplecorp.com
Linda Example | Thursday, Mar 10
Pack Studio test + iterate loop
Low
Draft
John
Doe
Ops, ExampCorp
[  ]
Pack Studio test + iterate loop

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