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Q/A Calls will resume Temporarily
Hello, I recently cancelled Q/a calls due to being the only one on them the last 4 times (Except for @Clayton Baryo ) so I figured people werent interested I will do another one later this week, after 5 people commented requesting to join. Link https://www.skool.com/live/SbkTldjN6dT Can be found here on the calendar. https://www.skool.com/cold-email-community/calendar
Q/A Is cancelled
Hello, we are cancelling QA. It appears this is not something people want/need, so I am going to remove it off the calendar.
Closed 2 Clients for Cold Email
Closed 2 marketing agencies for cold email + a bunch of automations on a performance basis!
Hell yeah!!! Congratulations!
Non-branded domains?
Question: What format do yall use for non-branded domains/inboxes? Purpose: is to use for new clients to get them up and running quicker or increase volume. Needs to be generic enough that I could use it for myself, AND any new client. Idea: Would this work? Pattern: firstname@[two neutral words][company / group / partners / works / labs / collective].com
We do this. Its like checkourprocess.com seeourproduct.com etc. something super generic but not weird.
Also, if you're already targeting a specific niche, check out cold.email/mca. We'll use domains that are targeted towards that company because that's just going to make it look even more professional and even more like, "Wow, you really know what you're doing." That might be "get cash now," "get funding quick," "get capital fast," stuff that's relevant to their industry. If I was reaching out to private equity, then I might say sellyourbiz.com or ConsiderSelling.com, etc. If you know you're going to go after a specific industry, then you can also warm up domains for that. That's also assuming that you know you're going to get clients, so it's important to have a good offer. Otherwise, they may go to waste.
How do you handle price questions in cold email
I feel like I often have people asking about pricing before we've scheduled a call. Do you guys answer what the price is or find a way to dance around and get them on a call?
I share price in the initial email.
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