When someone who's spent $300K+ on coaching and been in online marketing since 2012 says your program stands out, you pay attention. Our focus with Lead Gen Insiders is simple: answer questions quickly, share practical insights, and give members the support they need to improve their cold email results. Curious about Lead Gen Insiders? Drop INSIDERS in the comments. 👇

First Email ( saw your fb ad found this i will test this , found an ad concept want me to send it ? ) he will say yes send it now send the concept ( now what cta will work for this email ( want me to mockup the full version , would you be open to 30 minute call to discuss this > help me finding this email cta { before i send him the booking link }

[THE THREE ZIPS ARE ATTACHED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST] Here's a free Backdoor MCP for Instantly, Email Bison and PlusVibe. Grab the zip for the platform you send from. You don't need all three. Each one plugs Claude into your account through the platform's official API. Then you just ask it things like "which of my sending accounts need attention?" or "pull last week's numbers for every campaign" and it goes and gets them. What's inside each zip: -START-HERE.txt, the setup steps in order. Open this one first. -The tool itself, about 50 actions covering campaigns, leads, sending accounts and warmup, your inbox and blocklists -A Claude Code skill that shows Claude the safe way to use each action Two things to know before you hand it the keys: 1. It starts read-only. Claude can look at everything and change nothing until you delete one line from the settings. 2. After that, every change runs as a preview first and only goes through when Claude applies it on purpose. It won't launch a campaign or send a reply for you. Those stay with you. You'll need Node.js 22 or newer and an API key from your platform. START-HERE.txt shows where to find the key. Don't have an account yet? -Instantly, code LGJ10 at checkout: https://refer.instantly.ai/lgj -Email Bison, code LGJ at checkout for 10% off: https://emailbison.com -PlusVibe: https://fly.plusvibe.ai/7txq57fyhlzj Stuck on a step? Comment below with the step number and what you're seeing.

[RESOURCES FROM THE VIDEO ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST] For years cold email ran on two sequencers, Instantly and Smartlead. A new kind just showed up, and it works like GoHighLevel does for CRMs. Quick disclaimer: I'm not here to trash Instantly. I use it. I have almost a thousand mailboxes in there and campaigns doing 3-4% reply rates. But if you've done cold email for a while, you've hit these: 1. You pay by contacts. The $47 plan covers 1,000. One of my workspaces holds 125,000 contacts and costs almost $1,000 a month. 2. To keep that bill down, I delete leads when a campaign ends. How many times we emailed them, the conversation, all of it gone. We export first, but it's an ugly extra step. 3. Client accounts are a nightmare. New workspace, new email, new password, a temporary credit card, and a new bill for every single client. GoHighLevel fixed this for CRMs. I pay $500 a month for the agency account and have 247 sub-accounts on it. That model just reached cold email. 📌 Email Bison. My high-ticket clients have run on it for the last 6 to 12 months. $600 a month for 500,000 emails, with unlimited sub-accounts, leads and team members. The warmup pool is strict. You book a demo to get in, and they will kick you off if you send junk. Good for deliverability, bad if you can't vouch for your clients. 📌 PlusVibe. The agency plan is $415 a month with about the same limits as Bison, plus more bells and whistles, like automation rules that pull inboxes and domains out of campaigns. I can build a whole client sub-account with API calls. I think it could become the next GoHighLevel. We're moving Consulti clients onto it now. My take: brand new to cold email? Use Instantly and stop there. Running an agency, or want a sequencer inside your own offer? These two are worth a serious look. Full breakdown in the new video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6rzEjXQdmo&list=PL0Yyhj9Mcbg8zog1pSTOTVfmyHKbtRClF

You’re running Microsoft mailboxes for cold outreach. Where would you generally keep daily sends? What’s your pick?