Started with zero sales experience.
Sent cold emails anyway.
15 days later → landed First client.
Then another, both were some of Threadslab’s biggest clients at the time.
Now I’m juggling 5–6 active conversations and a $25k+ pipeline.
@quickcompareapp For Quick Compare, there’s a clear opportunity around conversations comparing Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart + grocery price APIs. Happy to DM you some proof of work.
@quickcompareapp this is a strong fit for Reddit + AEO/GEO. We’ve generated 230M+ Reddit impressions in the last 11 months and helped brands reach #1 positions in ChatGPT through Reddit.
@benbuaron_ Yoo Ben, are you looking at Reddit + AEO/GEO for traxy? We can get traxy into the conversations where people are actively looking for sales prospecting tools, and build visibility so it gets recommended by ChatGPT when buyers ask what to use.I can DM you proof of work + details.
One of the best sales lessons I’ve gotten from a cold email:
“Without social proof, it’s not going to get anywhere.”
He was right.
You can write the best pitch in the world.
But when you’re a new name in someone’s inbox, proof beats persuasion.
Closed a deal recently that started with a cold email in the first week of June. 🚀
No instant reply.
No one-call close.
Just consistent follow-ups, multiple conversations, a revised proposal, pricing discussions, and finally closed
The AEO + Reddit connection is massively underrated.
We’re generating 30M+ organic views every month for clients, with 200M+ organic views generated in total. We’ve also built and scaled multiple subreddits from zero.
A big part of our strategy is creating content that doesn’t just rank on Reddit but gets picked up by ChatGPT and other LLMs, strengthening GEO/AEO while driving meaningful organic reach.
This is exactly where we’re seeing the next wave of organic acquisition happening
There was a time when sending one cold email felt like a big deal.
Now I think more about the conversation after the reply than the reply itself.
Funny how quickly your definition of progress changes.
30 days ago I got a reply within 10 minutes of my cold email.
Today we had another meeting.
Funny how the excitement of getting a reply lasts minutes...
But earning someone's trust can take weeks.
Sent 137 emails Yesterday.
By 4 PM I had convinced myself the campaign was dead.
At 7:48 PM one founder replied:
"Let's talk next week."
Amazing how one email can completely change your mood.