So my emails are warmed up (and I'll keep that on)... Now my question is; When starting my campaingn should I set each email to send 20 emails/day (and mailbox) or should I start smaller ie. 5 emails per mail box the first week, then 10 the second week , and 20 the 3rd week, or what's the best approach? 20 emails doesn't seem that much, but maybe it's not good to go full blast straight away 🤔

Hey guys, really new to the community. Absolutely love the content (so much to get through...). Prepping a pretty scrappy automation, and I'm up to generating the personalised opener for emails. Considering scraping LinkedIn profiles and company websites & feeding into ChatGPT. Has anyone got suggestions on a few things to try / start on? (data sources / what questions I should be asking myself about how to engage with my target audience)

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Is it safe to reply "whatever" as soon as we get a first reply on our cold email? I mean (besides keeping the conversation congruent, warm and on point) is it risk free to use potential spam words like "guarantee" or "free" (as long as it's relevant) when we reply back to someone who has replied and showed interest to one of our cold emails, or do I still need to use some causion not to get caught by a spam filter?