I once dropped a "Knock knock" in a follow-up… and guess what? They answered. 😏 What’s the most creative follow-up you’ve sent that got a response? Let’s hear em!

We all know the subject line can make or break an email. Sometimes, the quirkiest, most unexpected ones grab the most attention. What’s the most unusual or creative subject line you’ve used that got a crazy open rate or a great response from a prospect?

I’ve been thinking a lot about how to stand out in a world where prospects are bombarded with videos, voice notes, and long emails (guilty of doing so but let’s be realll, they’re probably not watching or listening to half of them 😭) So, I’m curious: What’s the most creative or out-of-the-box method you’ve tried to sell a product? Maybe it’s something quirky, personal or just plain genius. PS: I was thinking of designing something quick and eye-catching in Adobe Illustrator, maybe a custom infographic or a one-pager that’s easy to skim.. I’m all ears and ready to experiment

Hello fellow cold callers. What are your thoughts on this- Mondays and Fridays are the worst days to cold call.

So, I’ve been making a lots of cold calls lately, and here’s the realization that hit me like a ton of bricks: I sound like a very polite robot. You know, the kind that’s technically saying all the right things but with the energy of a dial-up internet connection. “Hi there, I hope you’re doing well. My name is Gagana, and I’m calling because…”. Monotone. Polite. Safe. But here’s the thing: Cold calling isn’t about just delivering information, it’s about delivering energy. I’m not just offering a solution, I’m offering a chance to level up their business. And that’s something to be excited about! So, I’ve decided to ditch the “polite robot” voice and bring some oomph to my tone. New mantra: Be upbeat, be proud Anyone else ever struggled with sounding too monotone or polite on calls? How’d you fix it? Let’s share tips and laugh at our awkward beginnings!!!