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Same offer. Same list. One guy gets 2% replies, the other gets 10%
Two people send a similar offer to a similar list. One gets 2% replies. The other gets 10%. Five times the meetings off the same amount of work. Here's what's strange about it. If you put the two campaigns side by side, most people would read straight past the difference. It's not the subject line. It's not the opener. It's not how personalized it is. It's the ask at the end, and it's maybe one line. So people go hunting in the wrong place. New subject lines. New first sentence. More personalization points. Another framework somebody posted last week. I've watched people rewrite the same campaign six times and go from 2.1% to 2.4%. And even when someone does spot the line, they can't run it. Because the line is the easy half. What makes it work is what happens after the prospect says yes, and that part used to be genuinely too much work to do at scale. It isn't anymore. That's the whole reason I'm doing this on Thursday. 12pm ET, live. I'm building a complete cold email machine start to finish in under an hour with Claude Code, then breaking down the exact secret behind the 10% reply rates we're getting on client campaigns right now. Free. Bring a campaign that's underperforming and at the end I'll tell you what I'd check first. Grab your seat: https://luma.com/5paohgh5
Same offer. Same list. One guy gets 2% replies, the other gets 10%
0 likes • 20h
The ask being the whole thing rings true, I get way more replies asking for a yes or no than asking for 15 minutes.
🚨 Most important cold email video I'll make this year
I was in Montenegro at an AI conference when the reports started coming in. On vacation. Which is exactly when this stuff always happens 🤦‍♂️ Clients telling me replies had gone soft. Not off a cliff, nothing dramatic. Just quietly worse. So I sat in a hotel room with my laptop and Claude Code instead of doing any of the things you go to Montenegro to do, and started running tests. Here's the part that made me stop caring about the vacation. We found domains sitting on a blacklist before they had sent a single email. Not before their first cold email. Before they ever entered a warmup pool. Zero sends. Zero complaints. Already burnt. You cannot burn a domain that has never sent anything. So it wasn't the copy. It wasn't the warmup. It wasn't the volume. We tested all of it and none of it moved. Then we found the cause, and I did not enjoy it. It's a setup I've been telling you to use for years. In this community, in my paid programs, everywhere. Every serious infra provider in the space did the same thing, because it was the gold standard. It isn't anymore. It's now one of the easiest ways to get spotted as a cold emailer, and there's a blacklist quietly picking people off because of it. We ran a clean test that proved it in under an hour. Then we built two fixes and deployed them for all new orders before making this public. Both fixes are in the video, along with how to check if you're already on the list and what to do if you are: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYoh_2j6VMg Watch it before your next send. If you've bought domains in the last few months, you're the one this happened to.
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Zero sends and already blacklisted is wild, I'd have gone straight to the copy too. Watching this one now.
New Question For Jay (Need Help)
Hey again with a different quesiton plz don't mind 5 Highly personalized emails Plus 20 semi personalized emails ( don't spend 30 minutes on each brand ) ( this is the approach you have tell me to do ) What i am thinking of doing I Spend 2 hours checking brands websites and their ad library(150 websites) is they are good fit for me or not ( running ads or not or how many ads they are running to know their status ) Now in that 2 hours i will found like 10 to 15 brands that are good fit ( and then reserach them and send personalized emails What do you think of this approach i have 8 hours a day ( i need my first client so time is not the problem for me ) what do you suggest
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150 sites in two hours is under a minute each, so you'd be half checking most of them. I'd tighten the filter before the research step.
Question For Jay
I have send 20 highly personalized emails like (Problem: what they are not doing in their ads ) and pitching them i have 3 ad concepts for your brand want me to send them over ? got 0 replies for next day 20 emails i think i will track open rate so its a good idea or a bad one to see people are even opening my emails if they are opening then i will continue to test the differnt copy until i found winner.
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Most of the replies I've seen land on follow up two or three, so day one at zero is pretty normal.
Need Help in Subject Lines ?
I am doing highly personalized Cold emails to brands ( what are the subject lines that i can put ) - Quck thought on your brand name - Calling their compeittor name - calling recent instagram post - your ads miss this - one creative angle for your ads Any Idea or new suggestions that are working for your brand. How can i tell the owner i have check your instagram , check your site , check your website everything if i can't prove it in subject line like ( quck thought on your ads ) this is generic not feel like i have seen his instagram
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Agree with Jay there. Only thing I'd add, a competitor's name in the subject can make people defensive before they even open it.
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