I hadn't for a long time either, but came across them when looking to not be ripped-off any longer with high domain renewals @Dylan Shaheen. I can DM you with price details and more, if interested. Also experimenting with sending my outreach emails through them which seems to be promising too (all SPF and DKIM settings etc on-board), so what's not to like ;)

definitely yes @Nana Zaba, if you have a good leads list! I find Fb ads pretty expensive (and not as effective as other platforms like Rumble, A-Ads or even Google Ads), so defo would try emailing first. If you don't have a list and need to build from scratch, then it's about at a par with ads cost; still you'd be building a long-term asset and value when building your own list -- instead of shoving your money up Zuck's fat a** ;)

Moin @Luca Goller sounds good | bin interessiert! Sage mir, wo Du steckst, was Deine Schwerpunkte oder Interessengebiete sind, welche Kunden (wo) Du ansprichst. Ich habe lange in Upstate NY und Skandinavien gewohnt und gearbeitet, jetzt in GB. Vielleicht koennten wir ja laenderuebergreifend etwas machen? Bin gespannt ;)

Ich lasse mir die englische Oktobersonne auf den Pelz scheinen und ziehe mir eine Menge Handbuecher ueber HL, SIO und andere Softwareanwendungen rein @Louis Rothenfels -- Zweck der Uebung ist, meine Outreach-Methoden zu beschleunigen; daran arbeite ich ansonsten hauptsaechlich... Dies kurz als "Lagebericht" ;) von hier.

make that intro and "admission" shorter, make sure you at least also mention sooner what it's about in the first place @Rayyan Shaheer

no I didn't mean that @Rayyan Shaheer, but tell them whether you're going to clean their windows or sell a newspaper subscription or this great offer for their business; and rather mention *what* that offer really is specifically as part of your intro, instead of coming across like you didn't want to reveal it or you're evading to really tell what it is! People don't want to "wait forever" before they even know if they really are interested. So this needs to be more to-the-point.

maybe include another fact about your service, in order to keep the momentum going for your offer @Hanzala Umar. Also follow up after a few days. You might be able to re-engage them. I don't see why they should change their minds and not want the free trial anymore...

nope, I don't @Mitchel Jerome, but much depends on the niche (if it's say leisure oriented or so). What markets are you targeting?