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WHAT MAKES OR BREAKS COLD EMAILS? Your CTA. Don’t end your brilliantly crafted email with a weak ask. Instead: Use one of these 43 highly-effective CTAs and flood your calendar with qualified meetings. It's as simple as copy-paste-win. Who’s ready to hit ‘send’ with confidence? You are. Grab your copy here: https://lnkd.in/gkMV8MVS

WHAT MAKES OR BREAKS COLD EMAILS? Your CTA. Don’t end your brilliantly crafted email with a weak ask. Instead: use these 43 highly effective CTAs and flood your calendar with qualified meetings. It's as simple as copy-paste-win. Who’s ready to hit send with confidence? You are. Grab your copy below. https://lnkd.in/gJcMsyQS

If you book 0 meetings by email, stop. Then you are doing something wrong . Remove: 1. Long subject lines 2. Having 100+ word emails 3. Writing about your product 4. Wasting your preview line 5. Long, confusing CTAs 6. Wrong Examples for Results Instead: ↳ Use 2 word subject lines ↳ Get straight into your trigger ↳ Talk about their pain ↳ Keep your emails 50-75 words ↳ Keep CTAs to 3/4 words Be efficient with your outreach. P.S. if you want 5+ of my go-to email templates like this post & comment 'email' below

If you book 0 meetings by email, stop. Remove: 1. Long subject lines 2. Wasting your preview line 3. Writing about your product 4. Having 100+ word emails 5. Long, confusing CTAs Instead: ↳ Use 2 word subject lines ↳ Get straight into your trigger ↳ Talk about their pain ↳ Keep your emails 50-75 words ↳ Keep CTAs to 3/4 words Be efficient with your outreach. P.S. if you want 5+ of my go-to email templates like this post & comment 'email' below

For me 📞 Always wins, it’s direct and it’s the quickest way to build pipeline ..(prove me wrong) However we can’t neglect all our other methods of outreach….. If we are solely doing email touch points and nothing else then success will be limited but it will also at somepoint get stale, the numbers will drop. That’s not to say don’t do it….but they do compliment each other, so on the point of emails Aaron Reeves provides some great insights around ensuring you are making the most of email outreach 🙌🏻

If you book 0 meetings by email, stop. Remove: 1. Long subject lines 2. Wasting your preview line 3. Writing about your product 4. Having 100+ word emails 5. Long, confusing CTAs Instead: ↳ Use 2 word subject lines ↳ Get straight into your trigger ↳ Talk about their pain ↳ Keep your emails 50-75 words ↳ Keep CTAs to 3/4 words Be efficient with your outreach. P.S. My featured section has my favorite email frameworks check it out!

These emails booked me 55+ meetings You can copy them. Then edit for your own ICP. It includes: - The structure - 5 email templates - The reason why it works Lavender breakdowns A bonus of my initial email Want access? Sharing the link with everyone that: → Follows me / connects with me → Likes this post → Comments 'email'

📩 Struggling with low email open rates? Your subject line could be the culprit! Discover 7 ways to improve your email subject lines and grab your audience’s attention. 🚀 🚫 Don’t be spammy – Keep it trustworthy and relevant. ⏰ Convey urgency and action – Motivate readers to click NOW. 👤 Add personalisation – Make it feel one-to-one. 📱 Be mindful of mobile and length – Keep it short and snappy. 🔢 Experiment with numbers and emojis – Catch the eye instantly. 📝 Care about capitalisation and punctuation – Presentation matters. 📧 Focus on the “from” – Build trust with a recognisable sender. 🔥 Turn more inboxes into open doors. Learn how:

If you need a fresh approach to your emails we’ve got just the thing for you… Join our Getting Your Inbox to Zero public workshop this Wednesday, 4th September, and we’ll show you the whole process and help you get started for a calm, stress-free way to take charge of your emails. You can find out more and book spots on the website: https://lnkd.in/gYJqurAX #productivityninja #emailmanagement #teamcommunication #stressmanagement #workplacewellbeing

Email Closings: D&D Alignment Chart 🧙 Ever wondered how your email closing phrases align with Dungeons & Dragons moral alignments? Check out these takes on office emails, especially Chaotic Evil!