Replay: This weekās AI Kanga Cold Email Lab Live Call - 27 Nov
If you missed this weekās call, no stress. The replay is up for you to watch when you get a quiet moment. We had @Blake Sims on for his first live call!! He's an Aussie living in Chiang Mai, Thailand, with a maths and tutoring background, and is now focussing on AI Automations. He's starting cold email this week into Aussie high ticket coaches and digital agencies, with a list of about 2,300 people. He shared his two main offers, a chatbot that acts like a smart lead magnet for coaches, and a system that builds client reports automatically for agencies. He also walked us through his 7 day build plus 7 day trial promise, where the client only pays if the numbers hit the target. @Ryan Magill and @Jaron Shoptaugh gave an update on Pickleball Passport. They've cut their email copy down to about 40 words, removed the link from the first email, and are seeing very healthy positive reply rates so far. They're using Daniel Priestley's ScoreApp to learn what club owners and players actually want from a Thailand pickleball trip. They're also planning more content, with video and social posts to show what the trip looks like on the ground in Thailand so clubs can share it with their members. @Subrat Behera shared his new campaign for his Indian client who sells remote team members to US agencies. He cut his list from 1,000 to 500 and moved the target from 1 to 10 staff up to 5 to 25 staff so the offer fits better. Early open rates are also above 50 percent and he is A/B testing subject lines, but it's still very early so no replies yet. We spent a good chunk of time on when to use AI and when not to. Blake showed how he uses many prompt steps to get strong first line personalisation, and how fast replies help close more leads. We talked about Instantlyās AI reply agent, webhooks and n8n for follow up, and how most automations don't need fancy AI at all. The rule was simple, only use AI if it makes the work faster, more accurate, or brings in more money.