Hi all—I’ve been struggling with keeping up with cold email replies and I know a lot of people here have been too. I spent some time working through it last week, and here’s a simple way I solved it for less than $5/m (n8n self-hosting costs😅): 1. Do an IMAP “New Mail” trigger in n8n. 2. Ask ChatGPT “Is this a lead?” to filter out non-leads. 3. If it is, use the built-in Gmail node to fetch the full message. 4. Send it back to ChatGPT: “Write a customized reply for this lead.” 5. Have n8n post that draft directly as an email reply. If anything is unclear, let me know. Hope this helps you 🙏

After 6 months of testing, I’ve finally built the most powerful lead gen tool I’ve ever used. (431 high-intent leads in 1 hour. Fully automated.) Most B2B companies waste time chasing cold leads. They scrape their ideal customer and hope for a reply. Not knowing if they are even interested. We flipped the script by building a system that: → Auto-scrapes job posts looking for your exact service → Finds the decision maker behind the post → Gets their verified email → Adds them into a clean, ready-to-email list This isn’t another list of random leads. These are high-intent buyers actively hiring for what you sell. It’s helped one client: → Add 6 qualified sales calls per day → Cut prospecting time by 70% → Close a $5k deal in week one of using it So I put everything into a file breaking down the whole process: Just let me know if you want it and I’ll send it your way in a few minutes!

I’m running a cold email campaign and started using Churpy, a tool I found that automates personalized videos and email copy for each lead. It’s been super helpful and honestly saved me a ton of time. The thing is, I’m now getting a lot of replies, more than I expected, and I’m starting to fall behind on follow-ups and sorting through my inbox. Does anyone have recommendations for tools or automations that can help manage cold email replies more efficiently? Ideally, something that can help prioritize, label, or even draft smart responses. Would love to hear what’s working for others!