I got the mail about the ListKit Automated Workflows Live Session, and after doing some searching, I found out that Christian Bonnier is the founder of ListKit. I believe this is the zoom link: 🔗 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81585149036 For those wondering about the details: 📅 When: Feb 17th at 1 PM EST📍 Where: Zoom Everyone in the Skool group seems a bit confused about the session and timing, so hopefully, this clears things up. Hope this works.

can anyone pls share it here we haven't received any link for this. @Anirudh Gupta pls bro if you can share the link here would be great.

Hi Everyone, Our webinar with Christian Bonnier goes live within a few hours - don’t miss it! He’ll be covering his “Loom video” cold email strategy - and how he’s grown 3 businesses to 7-figures in ARR from it. Come to the call ready to take notes, and have your offer ready at the end so Christian can write a sample cold email angle for you! >> Click here to register for the presentation at 11 AM EST

I got the mail about the ListKit Automated Workflows Live Session, and after doing some searching, I found out that Christian Bonnier is the founder of ListKit. I believe this is the zoom link: 🔗 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81585149036 For those wondering about the details: 📅 When: Feb 17th at 1 PM EST📍 Where: Zoom Everyone in the Skool group seems a bit confused about the session and timing, so hopefully, this clears things up. Hope this works.

Most cold emails never even get opened—not because cold outreach doesn’t work, but because most people get it wrong. Here are five common mistakes killing your response rates (and how to fix them): 🔥 1. Boring, Generic Subject Lines If your subject line sounds like a sales pitch, it’s getting ignored. Instead, make it curious, relevant, and personal—something that makes them want to open it. 🔥 2. Talking About Yourself Too Much Nobody cares about your company in the first email. Focus on their problems, pain points, and goals, not your product. 🔥 3. Writing a Wall of Text If your email looks overwhelming, it won’t get read. Keep it short, clear, and skimmable—3-5 sentences max. 🔥 4. Fake Personalization Just adding “Hey [First Name]” isn’t enough. Show them you’ve done your homework—mention their role, a recent project, or a challenge they’re facing. 🔥 5. No Clear Next Step If you don’t guide them toward action, they won’t take one. Whether it’s a quick call or a simple reply, make it easy for them to say “yes.” Cold email still works—if you do it right. Have you ever received a terrible cold email? Drop it below! 👇