A lead replies "sure, let's chat" at 2 AM. By the time you see it at 9, they've cooled off. So I built a reply agent on Make.com that handles it within a minute, 24/7: - Reads the reply and classifies intent (meeting request, time picked, question, not interested, OOO) - Checks my Cal.com calendar and offers the 2-3 fastest open slots - Books the call when the lead picks a time - Replies through Smartlead in the same thread - Logs every decision to Supabase Stack: Make.com AI Agent + Smartlead + Cal.com + Supabase. The biggest lesson: lock down everything the agent doesn't need to touch. URL, method, headers and query params stay fixed in each HTTP module, and the agent only fills the request body from a strict prompt. Every time I gave it more control, something broke. The guide covers the full setup, the system prompt, the tool prompts I used, and the 8 errors I hit with the fix for each. Get it full details in courses. Drop a comment if you're building something similar or get stuck on a step. Happy to help.

Compelete cold email pack in 4 slides by Atishay Jain

Hi, my name is Irfan Hoque, I’m from Assam, India, and my company is Veloifs. We’re in the content, marketing, and distribution niche, helping founders and companies turn content into inbound leads and distribution. I want to get these things from GTMnation 1. Learn from other ambitious founders and marketers who are actively building and scaling. 2. Build a strong network of people who are serious about business, content, marketing, and distribution. 3. Get sharper on GTM, client acquisition, content systems, and building Veloifs into a full-stack marketing company. For fun, I like to: 1. Research businesses, marketing strategies, AI, and why certain companies grow. 2. Create and experiment with content across LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and YouTube. 3. Discover new places, meet interesting people, and spend time with ambitious builders.

The outbound system I use to turn signals into meetings Most cold email campaigns are built backward. People start with: → A list → A generic email → Send 10,000 emails → Hope for replies I look at it differently. The system starts with intent + timing. 1. Infra Set up the domains, inboxes, DNS, warming, and rotation properly. 2. ICP Define exactly who we want to reach — industry, company size, geography, decision-maker, etc. 3. Signals / Intent This is where it gets interesting. Instead of emailing everyone, we look for reasons to reach out now: → Recently funded → Recent hire → Open jobs → Website visitors → Social activity → Job changes → Promoted → Companies in growth stage 4. Copy The message is built around the ICP + signal. Short, relevant and focused on the outcome — not a long pitch about features. 5. Outreach Multi-step sequences, controlled volume, follow-ups and testing. 6. Deliverability Keep bounce/spam rates low, monitor inbox placement and protect the sending infrastructure. 7. Reporting Track what actually matters: → Replies → Positive replies → Meetings booked → Bounce/spam → A/B tests → CRM updates The key idea: Cold outreach shouldn't be “send more emails.” It should be: Right ICP × Right Signal × Right Message × Right Timing That's what turns outbound from a volume game into a predictable GTM system. I’ve been building/testing different versions of this system across campaigns, and I’ll be breaking down each layer inside this community. Watch Video: https://youtu.be/EUP-eDUsnVo

I appreciate you being part of my GTM journey, so I would like to give away FREE 1000 Validated leads. Just Comment your ICP in comment Example: Company Size: 1-200 Industry: B2B SAAS Decision Maker: CEO, Founder Location: USA Revenue: Min 3 Million PS: Only correct formatted ICP like above example will be considered.