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Hey, Can here. If you're tired of building lists, writing cold emails, and chasing no-shows - this one's for you. We'll book qualified sales calls with your ideal clients on a pure performance basis. Completely done for you. No retainer. No long-term contracts. You only pay per qualified call that actually shows up. This is what done-for-you actually means:
We reach your entire market every 30–60 days - at unlimited scale. Just tell us who you want to reach. We handle everything else. |
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Cold email tactics that work. Delivered 3-5x/week. Read in 60 seconds.
Words I like: If you're going to make the ask, make the ask. If you're going to provide value, provide value. Never do something in between. Most Follow-Ups Are Trash Most people's follow-up strategy is just checking in with different words. "Just bumping this up." "Circling back." "Wanted to follow up on my last email." Completely free of value. Which is why I uploaded a new YouTube video to my channel. Just search for: "Follow Up Cold Email That Actually Works" Every touch needs a reason to...
Words I like: Getting scammed sucks so hard man. I got on a call today. The prospect had been paying a cold email agency (at least) $4,000/month for six months (according to the agency's website). $24,000 total. Outrageous enough that I recorded a youtube video about it just now. And mind you, I'm not the guy to use "lol" a lot. But here we go: What the agency actually delivered: 3,000 prospects contacted per month (we do that per day, per client lol) $1.33 per email sent (lol) A sequence...
Most people blame their cold email copy when campaigns flop. And it's almost never the copy. So I recorded this YouTube video. Your infrastructure is the bottleneck. I've seen hundreds of cold email campaigns. Every single bad one has the same root cause: broken infrastructure. Not bad copy. Not weak offers. Bad infrastructure. Here's the 7-step setup that separates campaigns doing 5–10% reply rates from the ones stuck below 1%. 1. Domains & inboxes Use a done-for-you service (I use...