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Why do cold DM's get ignored
"Cold DM is dead. Everybody's inbox is full now. The game changed." Maybe? Check out the picture for a sec. Two signs. Which one sticks with you? Don't think about it. Just answer. Which one pulls you IN? Nobody picks the first one. And technically, the first one is the better sign. It tells you exactly what it is, even the price. It's honest, it's clear... there's nothing wrong with it. It's 100% rational. The second one, though... That one is pure emotion. It doesn't pitch you anything. It asks you something first, and you can't help but answer it in your own head. ...how long HAS it been? Sign one is about him. His flowers, his price. Him, him, him. Sign two is about YOU. "Me, me, me." That's the whole thing right there, dude. Your offer may be yours... but their attention is about them. >> Bad outreach is all about you. Good outreach is all about them. And your cold DM is sign one. "I help dentists get more patients with SEO." mmkay... That's your flowers and your price, shouted at a guy doing 60. Now here's the part everybody skips. The fix is not waving sign two in front of EVERY person. Not everyone has a mom. Or likes theirs. It's going and finding the guy who is ALREADY carrying the problem. Not the dentist shopping for SEO today, because he doesn't exist. The one with two chairs sitting empty every Thursday and a hygienist to pay on Friday. You don't create that problem. You pick people who already have it. Right person + right problem. Then you open with something they answer in their own head. Stranger → conversation Conversation → agreed problem Agreed problem → THEN you offer That's the missing step: diagnose first. That's it. Cold DM works fine. It just can't be about you. 👉 So which sign have you been holding? Drop one of your last cold DMs below. No cleaning it up first lol
Why do cold DM's get ignored
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Hi, @Katie Colormaiden Nice to meet you here. I’m a Senior Software Engineer from Singapore. I’ve been working on a business idea that I think could be interesting to discuss with you, and I’d really appreciate the opportunity to hear your thoughts.
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Jem
I run a VA placement agency that helps growing businesses find reliable virtual assistants for admin, customer support, operations, and other day-to-day work so founders can spend more time on growth. I joined because I'm always looking to learn from people who are building effective outreach systems. Consistent client acquisition is only one part of the equation, having the right support behind the scenes to keep up with that growth is just as important. 🙂 Looking forward to learning from everyone here and connecting with the community! 📈
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Welcome in, Jem — this hits home. I run a small dev team and the "we finally landed the client, now we can't keep up" wall is one we've hit more times than I'd like to admit. Support ops is the least glamorous part of scaling and honestly the fastest way to burn a founder out. Curious — what kind of founder tends to come to you first? The solo operators drowning in admin, or small teams that already tried hiring in-house and got burned by it?🙂
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