#Emails

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@FireBranding123 @RobertMortonJr You came back 1 hour and 20 minutes after the first reply thinking you'd finally thought of a better one. But it was the same old shite. Be ashamed.

@SashaRibobshkiy @RobertMortonJr No asshole I'm still working at this hour catching up with emails. I'm sorry I'm not shitting on you hard enough and will do better in the future. Now go finish your beans on toast it's getting cold.

sending cold emails in languages i dont even understand .....how did i get here 😪

$210 mrr. was $191 on monday. new customer, a small etsy shop: signup to paid in 34 min, right after hitting my free upload limit. then tiktok refused 9 of its 18 posts and my app sent them 9 failure emails in 30 min. 240 cold emails to agencies: 0 signups.

I'm giving away my entire course behind 10M+ cold emails and $70M+ in pipeline. It's 3+ hours, filmed lesson by lesson, covering every step of our system. Our clients run it in everything from SaaS to manufacturing. Inside: > the 6 prompts that build your outbound strategy > TAM mapping + pain-qualified ICP segments, live > the 8 deliverability rules we never break > our warmup schedule (5 a day up to 15 a day) > inbox math + the 1:1 reserve ratio > what the full sending stack costs > Google vs Microsoft vs SMTP (+ getting into Outlook) > the 7-step list building workflow > 3 live list builds (Prospeo, Clay, Claude Code) > 50 companies + 65 verified emails in 14 minutes > the 6 script frameworks that always work > contact-to-lead benchmarks for your market > our reply flow (webhook, AI scoring, Slack) > the follow-up cadence from day 1 to day 90 It's all in one playlist. Every lesson comes from campaigns that produced 30,000+ leads for 100+ B2B companies. Want it? Like this post + comment "COURSE" and I'll send it over (Must be following me to receive it)

lol applying for a job(GRADUATE ROLE) not internship, not NSS, nothing like that and this is the best way you thought to send an official email? Wowww

I just applied as a graduate trainee to this company , wish me the best of luck guys 🤲🏾🙏 and tag the company for me please

@najilal_ @_mioamour @IneosGh @gyamfi__01 Then they’ll come and say “the mines is full protocol” 😭

@Veli_no @najilal_ @_mioamour @gyamfi__01 I'm still testing the system. I'll be sending cold emails to top companies in the next six months

In my experience the "waiting for comments" part of the 90 runs from about 7 pm to whenever the VP finishes dinner. It's also when analysts actually read cold emails. Paperclip emails the bankers from your school for you.

When someone in IB or PE tells you they work 90 hour work weeks, ask them what they’re ACTUALLY doing Half of the time is waiting for comments from a senior, scrolling IG, or pretending to flip through research reports when someone walks behind you There’s more face time BS from bankers, but PE guys are all ex-bankers so the culture lives on to an extent Face time / long hours are a big driver of burnout in the industry and yet firms are always surprised when someone resigns despite trying to throw more money at the problem. It feels like there’s no meaning to the work when your time isn’t valued This is why a lot of high performance, high agency individuals with an entrepreneurial idea are increasingly leaving the industry to start their own businesses or search funds where their upside is uncapped and there is more control over your own destiny

cold emails like this will never die

this is one of the best cold emails i’ve seen in a while 🔥 great job Philip Smith @deel 👏🏾

Today's (11/4) build in public stats: - Cold emails sent: 117 - Opens: 37 - Replies: 0 - Waitlist claims: 1 - X followers: +20 - X posts published: 4 - Revamping UI for a D2C project launching soon - Recruiting UGC creators for said D2C project If you're out there building, drop your wins for the day 🚀

Cold dms work I promise You just have to send a lot of dms.

@moin_Joanjo What of cold emails, that stuff still work ?

We send 20M cold emails per year. Here are the best vs. worst industries to cold email into:

294 followers, 14 cold emails, 0 sales so far still going. what actually got you your first customer?

Hunter analyzed 31 million cold emails to find out what gets replies. Here's what they found:

Spamhaus recently published a guide to help email senders follow best practices. To strengthen your reputation and land in inboxes, follow these best practices. Top 5 best practices 👇

1️⃣ Only send email to people who want to hear from you. ▪️ Don't send to purchased or rented email lists. ▪️ Make it easy to unsubscribe from marketing emails. ▪️ Cold emailing isn't permitted on Resend. Resend makes it easy to manage unsubscribes:

your november income goal is easy to hit once you do the math first monday of the month, so reverse engineer it today: - income goal ÷ deal size = deals you need - deals ÷ close rate = calls that need to show - calls that need to show ÷ show rate = calls you need to book - calls to book ÷ booking rate = cold calls and emails you need now you know exactly how many cold calls, emails and booked calls it takes every week hit those and the money is just a lag effect

I'm fcking BEGGING you: >stop starting every prospecting task from scratch >build your own AI SDR inside Claude >give it your ICP and customer context >use it to research high-intent prospects >draft relevant outreach and follow-ups >review replies and move qualified conversations forward Here's the setup: 1/ DEFINE THE BUYER Write down your ICP, disqualifiers and the signals that make an account relevant. 2/ CONNECT THE CONTEXT Provide examples of closed-won customers, your offer and previous sales conversations. 3/ FIND PROSPECTS Research target accounts and identify a credible reason to reach out. 4/ WRITE THE OUTREACH Draft personalised LinkedIn messages and cold emails based on the prospect's context. 5/ PLAN THE FOLLOW-UP Build follow-ups that add something useful rather than repeating the first message. 6/ REVIEW THE REPLIES Separate interested prospects from objections, bad fits and conversations that need more context. 7/ MOVE TO MEETINGS Prepare the next step for qualified prospects, with a person approving what gets sent. The complete guide includes the AI SDR setup, research, messaging, follow-ups and reply-to-meeting workflow. Reply "SDR" and I'll send you the blueprint.I'm fcking BEGGING you: >stop starting every prospecting task from scratch >build your own AI SDR inside Claude >give it your ICP and customer context >use it to research high-intent prospects >draft relevant outreach and follow-ups >review replies and move qualified conversations forward Here's the setup: 1/ DEFINE THE BUYER Write down your ICP, disqualifiers and the signals that make an account relevant. 2/ CONNECT THE CONTEXT Provide examples of closed-won customers, your offer and previous sales conversations. 3/ FIND PROSPECTS Research target accounts and identify a credible reason to reach out. 4/ WRITE THE OUTREACH Draft personalised LinkedIn messages and cold emails based on the prospect's context. 5/ PLAN THE FOLLOW-UP Build follow-ups that add something useful rather than repeating the first message. 6/ REVIEW THE REPLIES Separate interested prospects from objections, bad fits and conversations that need more context. 7/ MOVE TO MEETINGS Prepare the next step for qualified prospects, with a person approving what gets sent. The complete guide includes the AI SDR setup, research, messaging, follow-ups and reply-to-meeting workflow. Reply "SDR" and I'll send you the blueprint.

Agency owner: We've switched cold email agencies 3 times this year. The results were the same every time. Me: What were the emails offering? Agency owner: A 30 minute call to go over our services. Me: Every cold email agency has access to the same tools. They all write copy in pretty much the same ways. Agency owner: So every agency is the same? Me: The fulfillment is going to be pretty much the same. Before I posted that I acquired Cleverly, I'd see clients go from Cleverly to Leadbird and from Leadbird to Cleverly. The results were virtually the exact same. Agency owner: Then why would anyone pick one agency over another? Me: The experience. How they communicate with you, the reports, how they review campaigns, and the account manager running your account. Agency owner: So what do we change? Me: Your offer. Push them to some kind of service lead magnet, do a piece of the work for them up front, and take them down your sales process from there. Agency owner: Like what? Me: Say you run a recruiting agency. "Want me to send over 5 candidates who fit your open sales role?" Agency owner: And then we switch agencies again? Me: Keep the agency you have. If you're willing to change your offer, everything could change.

Owner's founder was 17. His cold emails got under 1% replies. He noticed the few replies came from restaurants, so he built only for them. First customer: 7 emails and a text. @owner is now worth $2.3B This is what cold email can do for you.

studied 2M+ cold emails and 61,770 classified replies from its own campaigns. Who replies, and who doesn't:

Anyone can now run 100 SDRs' worth of cold email from one seat. Tools like @Instantly.ai have made this possible. I've used it for 3 years to send millions of emails and generate tens of thousands of replies. I summarized my learnings into 9 steps:

Outlook cold email guide (2026 Q4) Most guys don’t get their Outlook tenants burned by Microsoft. They burn them themselves. Here’s the setup I see every week: → 15–20 cold emails per inbox per day → 30–40 warmup emails per inbox per day → 50+ emails out of ONE inbox. Every. Single. Day. Then they DM me “bro Outlook is dead.” Outlook isn’t dead. Your inbox died of exhaustion. 🟥 THE PART NOBODY UNDERSTANDS → Every inbox has a limit before it burns → Cold AND warmup both count toward it → Warmup isn’t free volume. It’s wear and tear → Max out warmup and the inbox is cooked before your first cold send 🟩 THE SETTINGS → Cold sends: 2–3 per inbox per day. Always. → Warmup: ~5 per inbox per day → Warmup reply rate: ~30% → Warm 10–14 days before the first cold email → Randomize your send times 🟦 THE COPY RULES → No links. Treat it like a text message → No open tracking → 50 words max, keep it casual → Spintax everywhere, signature included 🟨 THE SCALE MATH → You don’t scale volume per inbox. You scale inbox count → 1 domain = 100 inboxes → 100 × 3 = 300 cold sends per domain per day → Need more? Add domains, not volume Want 10x the volume? Buy 10x the tenants. Don’t make one inbox do the work of 20. It will quit. Loudly. And it’ll take your domain down with it. Our Outlook on Maildeck: premium license, high-spend real businesses, not cold email reseller pools. 100 inboxes per domain, so you can stay at 2–3/day and still hit volume.