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Cold Email needs to be part of everyone's outbound machine. The good news is that Bob Bradley is providing the check code !! Take a look at his post below

Justin Goff – 13 Most Profitable Email Hooks Of All Time SUMMARY Read the Summary here: https://lnkd.in/gZKk_Xcw The 7 Email Secrets That Will Make People Actually Want to Open and Read Your Emails from this course. - Subject lines are your first impression. Spark curiosity, offer proof, and be specific to get those opens! - Stop using boring, generic emails. Every email needs a HOOK – a unique angle that grabs attention and makes people want to read more. - People buy based on emotions. Tap into their desires, fears, and dreams to write emails that resonate and convert. - Don't just tell, SHOW. Use testimonials, case studies, and data to prove that your product or service delivers results. - Address objections head-on. Acknowledge concerns and provide clear, convincing rebuttals to overcome hesitation. - Email isn't just about selling. Build trust by providing value, telling stories, and using a conversational tone. - The best hook depends on your offer and your audience. Test different approaches to find what works best for you.

Most people think cold email copy gets them leads. This is wrong. You can have terrible cold email copy and still print meetings. But only if you have one thing 90% of cold emails don't. In this carousel, I'll break down what it is—and how you can use it to your advantage (to book more meetings in 2024). Let's get into it.

My customers have booked 100s of outbound meetings using my email framework this year. One secret = The first word. Bad Examples: - ''I'' - ''We'' - ''How'' - ''Hope'' - ''Trust'' They're all about you you you. Better Examples: - ''Saw'' - ''Read'' - ''Noticed'' - ''Listened'' - ''{first name}'' This is more about them them them. Either; 1. make it a verb 2. use their first name. - Verbs show you've taken action [99% of sellers don't] - First names get their attention [everyone loves their name] Build from there. PS. Created a free ''How I write emails'' guide: https://lnkd.in/g8RJbur3

To win at cold email: → You don’t need case studies → You don’t need complicated automations → You don’t need crazy personalizations with Clay All you need is to send 10,000 cold emails a month and QUICKLY explain what you do with a STRONG result. → Keep it simple and clear → Focus on the value you bring → Use a compelling subject line → Avoid jargon and fluff → Adjust based on feedback and results Stick to this, and you’ll see success. ✍🏼 What's your go-to cold email tip? ♻️ If this helped you, spread the word.

Crafting the perfect email? Start with a warm greeting, address the recipient by name, and clearly state your purpose right in the first sentence! 💌 Clarity is key—keep it short, sweet, and to the point. Inspired by Tim Ferriss, make it personal and impactful! 🚀 #EmailTips #CommunicationSkills

When writing your next outbound email and thinking about subject lines. Don't overthink it. You can just open your own email. Take a look at your inbox. And scan the last 20-30 subject lines of the emails you've opened. That's it. How were they structured? What did they say? Who were they from? How did they capture your attention? It's not about being clever. It's just about being normal.

Take this typical cold email pitch: “This will save you time and trouble.” It’s generic and ineffective. Everyone says that. Now swap it for: “You shouldn’t have to hard-paste entire Excel pages into Google Sheets and then manually make adjustments one sheet at a time to determine payouts.” That’s better. Why? It’s what a customer said. It’s crispy. Prospects securely think, “You get me. What do you have?” Don’t write how you talk. Write how your customers talk. Good cold email copy isn’t written, it’s found.