The SOP says we must purchase domains through porkbun... wanted to know what's the rationale behind that. @Andre Haykal Jr

Yoyo hope you guys are doing well, today we are hosting a cold email group coaching call at 12PM EST. I’ll be answering any questions you have regarding List building, script writing, DNS setups, Inbox management, offers/angles etcc… Looking forward to see ya ✌🏻 Here is the link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82408195064

Cold email lead generation, just like any other form of marketing, has a lag when it comes to results. It’s not an overnight success from when you start campaigns. Cold email is very slow to start since you first have to “warm up” the new email accounts for 14 days, then you need to start slow with sending 5 emails per day per email account, ramping up little by little every week until you reach 30 emails per day per email account. Also, most cold email replies come from follow ups, which drip out over the course of 30 days after the prospect receives the first email in your pre-written sequence. And even when they do reply, they don’t book a call right away. Sometimes, it takes dozens of follow up emails over the course of days, or weeks, and sometimes even months to convert a positive reply to a call on your calendar. And lastly, after working with over 1,000 B2B businesses to do cold email lead generation for them, we learned the average length of the sales process for leads from cold email is at least 30 days. Meaning from the day the call booked from cold email actually happens, if it were to result in a deal closed, it would take around 30 days for it to actually close. So all in all, you must be patient with results. If you're banking on getting results early on, you risk not being able to maintain a cold email lead generation system which is unfortunate for you since you did most of the heavy lifting in the first 30 days and because you quit right before it was about to get good. Anyways, the actual KPIs to track are open rate (70%), reply rate (5%), positive reply rate (10%), call booked rate (30%), and close rate (20%). With these stats, if you reach out to 10,000 new leads per month, you should be able to book 10 calls and you should be able to close at least 2 of them. Other KPIs to track would be “time to response” which is how long it takes for you to reply back to positive replies. This will directly impact the “call booked rate” KPI.

Let's say the price per user is 12.50 (which is currently what I'm seeing) - my question is - if i set up 10 domains w/ 20 inboxes, would I pay 12.50 *10 or 12.50 *20?

just closed my second client this month at a $5k set-up fee and $150 per qualified appointment🚀