Got a postive reply he send me his calendly link now when book meeting what email to give the email from which i cold email but that email has a white name that only for cold email ( if i give a different email he would be wondered who am i ( if i show up on david and when he start the meeting he will get Anas he will be shoked what to do Jay ( give a idea to fight this situation )

Stop narrowing your ICP down to one industry before you have any data. New agency owners do this constantly. They pick a niche off a course, go all in, and wonder why the emails aren't landing. Here's what recommend instead. Build the exclusion list first. Remove the industries you genuinely don't want. Hate working with legal? Cut legal. Everything else stays open. That keeps your total addressable market wide while you're still figuring out what actually resonates. Then send the broad campaign. Same offer, every industry that's left. Give it two months. By then the replies tell you where the money is. One or two industries will be answering way more than the rest. Now you narrow. Double down on the niche that's replying. Write copy just for them. Build the next list around them. You didn't guess the niche. The market picked it for you, and you've got the reply data to prove it. Which industry ended up being your niche without you planning it?

Hope you Remember ( Sending highly personalized Emails ) with CTA [I found 3 ad concepts I think could lower your CPA. Want me to send the ideas over?] Reply i got yes plz send them over What to do now ? Send him 3 concepts on goolge doc file or in the email written format , Is i have to give him all the concept details like a ugc ad , with hook , with script with scenes , if second concpet is realted to image then all the detail in the image he has to write And What CTA to put in this email ( check out my site and book a free 30 minute discovery call with me ) or directly calendly link book a free 30 minute discovery call And one more thing ( i have facebook page with like 1k followers plus content on it plus a website with detail and calendly form on it also . What to do Jay ?

Say you sell PR. Most people find a PR expert on Instagram, scrape their followers, and DM all of them. Those followers are other PR people. None of them want to buy PR. The person who needs PR writes something else in their bio. "Speaker." "Author." "Featured in Forbes." That's who I went after in the new video, and the filters in Consulti's Instagram database took me from 90,000 profiles down to 52,000 that fit the offer and are small enough to still read their own DMs. Then the machine takes over. It researches each account, writes one DM per person (never the same message twice), and sends on a schedule Instagram doesn't flag. The new piece is what happens after. My agent now works the replies, including the ones from 30 and 60 days ago that ManyChat can't reach. I show the exact setup. Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsU1RYlPSes Which bio words would you filter for in your niche? Drop them below and I'll tell you if they'd work.

I’m getting ready to launch cold email campaigns across 24 highly segmented data feeds, targeting CIOs and C-suite executives at $1B+ enterprise companies for B2B IT consulting. Because we’re going after high-level enterprise decision-makers, authority and brand image are extremely important. I recently had a custom banner image created (attached below) to build immediate confidence and trust right when the email opens. Years ago, when our business was doing $4M/year, we ran emails through ConstantContact with visual banners and saw great success. However, standard cold email consensus today is: "Never include images in your first email—it will tank deliverability straight to spam." Here is our current setup: Accounts are pre-warmed (purchased directly through Instantly). Extremely low/sparing sending volume per inbox. Highly optimized spintax and copy to avoid traditional spam triggers. Deeply segmented firmographic data. At the same time, I regularly receive newsletter-style outbound emails in my primary inbox that feature visual header banners. I’d love feedback from anyone running B2B enterprise outreach: 1. Have you tested using a header banner or image in Email #1 when targeting enterprise C-suite? 2. Did you notice a measurable drop in deliverability (especially against enterprise filters like Proofpoint, Mimecast, or Microsoft Defender)? 3. If you use visuals, do you keep Email #1 strictly text-only and introduce graphics in follow-up steps, or do you use them from day one? Would appreciate hearing real test data or experiences from the group!