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Hey everyone! I saw that a recurring topic in this chan was on write cold emails that actually get replies for your agency. Been going deep on this for quite a while, and I have a feeling a bunch of you are in the same boat. The thing that clicked for me: a cold email isn't one message, it's 4 questions your lead asks himself, in order. Sharing the structure in case it helps to structure your email: 1. "Do I know this person?" → your first line. Make it feel personal, never like a sale. ❌ "I came across your company and was impressed by your work." ✅ "saw you're hiring 3 SDRs, guessing your reps are drowning with work rn." 2. “Ok, but who are you?" → borrow credibility. One line, real client, specific number. ❌ "We are a leading provider of growth solutions." ✅ "we booked [agency] 23 calls in x weeks with a team of y.” 3. “What's in it for me?" → offer a result, put the risk on you. Format: "I'll do X in Y, or Z." ❌ "Would love to hop on a call to see how we can help." ✅ "I'll get you 15 booked calls in 30 days, or you don't pay." 4. “What now?" → one single step, precise slot. No "would you be interested?". ❌ "Let me know if you'd like to chat!" ✅ "can I ring you at 3:30pm today, or before noon tomorrow?" So in short: Personalize → prove you're real → make an offer too good to ignore → one clear next step. Anybody got thoughts? Hope this is useful!

Fat shoutout to @Aaron Brewer. We joined his program pretty much at 40k from pretty much January to all of August. So 8 months of being stagnant which sucked. I couldnt figure out how to sell PIFs at scale and sell a product that I believed needed to be "competitive" in pricing Biggest bottleneck for me was the sales team and sales skillset you need to sell agency prospects (B2B type of sales). Happy to help anyone that needs some asssitance. Currently a student at Cornell University about to graduate so pretty crazy. Open to answering any questions, just shoot me a text at my personal number 516-590-9335

Hey guys I've been struggling a lot to send cold emails at scale that DO NOT sound like AI. Prospects can smell it in half a second, and the second they do, you're dead. Seems like a lot of people here have faced the same issue here to grow their agency... I spent some time working on it and it seems i have the magical formula now! Here are simple practical tips. Hopefully it's helpful 😀 1. Be a little imperfect. Perfect grammar read as automated now. Instead, use short sentences (e.g. mgmt for management). Use lowercase when natural. The slightly rough version outperforms the polished one. 2. Don't use the full company name. What's worst than semeone telling you "I love your work at Apple Computer, Inc" (I swear I saw that..). Instead, use tools to casualize names (via a Claude Skill for example) 3. Kill every corporate signal ."I hope this email finds you well." "We are a leading provider of...". All of it screams template. Cut it. Real people don't talk like a press release :) 4. Avoid vague and fluffy sentences. "We help companies grow" sounds like AI. "We got 23 booked calls for a 4 ppl agency in 6 weeks" sounds like a human. Being specific is being credible I hope this helps. If anything is unclear, let me know :) Cheers and wishing you success for your agencies!

I have been doing cold outreach and have not seen many responses just someone saying unsubscribe and another one saying sorry we are not interested. This is my new script, let me know if you were a hardscaper it would interest you. Thank you! Grateful for this community. Would you like to add 5 high ticket jobs to your Calander in 90 days? Honestly, there is no catch, if I do not deliver one in 30 days I return my fee to you As I was looking through your website I saw that you do hardscaping work and I thought you might really like this. We operate an agency based in Middleton Massachusetts specializing in garnering high ticket (10k+) jobs for hardscapers looking to grow. So we are reaching out to a few hardscapers who we think we could help to (achieve desired result). Let me know your thoughts or if you'd prefer to go through the above in more detail feel free to also book any time at (calander) Thank you for your time. -Jack