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PART 2: What do you say in your cold email? First thing first, your goal while doing cold emails is not to close a deal “in the cold email” Your goal is to get them to reply. And jump on a call with you. So don’t go quoting your price in the cold email. Now, how do you format your cold email. First is greeting [Hi, Firstname] Second is say something about them to show you made a research. Don’t be generic. [Use something that you CANNOT send to someone else. One line only] Third the problem [why you’re reaching out] E.g, I checked your website and saw that it took 2 minutes to load. Fourth [what it’s costing them] E.g You could be losing potential customers everyday etc Fifth [the ask] Examples: - Are you available sometime this week to discuss this? - ⁠Is this a priority for you right now? - ⁠I made a loom showing how you can fix it in 2 minutes - ⁠I made a loom showing how to fix it in 2 minutes. Can I send it over? - ⁠I’ll help you fix your slow website and you only pay when it increases your revenue. Interested? - ⁠I made a free doc showing how to fix this, can I send it over? What you’d notice in “the ask” I MADE IT SUPER EASY FOR THEM TO SAY YESSSS Don’t be vague. Ideally use something they can easily reply YES or NO to. The money you do this, the money you get new ideas on how to go about this. You might even start sending cold emails without the whole personalized first time. But for a beginner, just follow this format until you find what works for you. FOLLOW UPS: While following up, don’t do the “hey, bumping this up your inbox” NO Instead, for each follow up, add more value. This would depend on what the first cold email said. So using the same example above. Follow ups, can be something like; - Hi Firstname, you’re losing at least five customers every time your site takes 2 minutes to load - ⁠Hi Firstname, your competitors site loads xyz time. - ⁠Hi Firstname, do you still want that loom video? Just keep using different things in each follow ups. This is already too long If you want me to make a detailed YouTube video, just say the word. You might wanna subscribe to my YouTube account and turn on notifications for when I post it: youtube.com/@maryann_abonyi?…

Earlier this year, I closed a $10k deal using cold emails. And as someone who have gotten the vast majority of my clients from cold emails, here’s a strategy that works: First, there are two ways of doing cold emails. 1: Automated 2: Manual (personalized) If you have a lot of money, go for the automated using softwares like instantly or smartlead. But if you’re a beginner, the second is what you should go for. How’s how: First create a new Gmail account After that, spend two weeks warming it manually. All you have to do is send emails to that Gmail, reply from it. Do this everything for two weeks straight. Now, you’re ready to send cold emails. But it doesn’t end there, the next thing you want to do is to give that email a lil professional look. And the easiest way to do this is to add an email signature. Here’s. A video showing you how to: youtu.be/X4k77veybI0?si=CoQU… Now there are two things left: - Leads - Offer For the leads, I use a lady in Philippines Abi Pakistan. I pay her around $10 or less for 1k leads. I give her the description of what I want and she scraps the list. You can do this yourself using Apollo. Or hire someone on fiverr like I do. Now after getting the leads, you also want to verify it. You can use a tool like million verifier. It’s affordable. After verification, you might notice that only about 70% of those leads are good. That’s not too bad. So we have a Gmail, we have leads. Now we need an offer. This is already getting too long, I might do a part two showing the next steps. Just lmk in the comments!