StackOutreach

AI cold email that writes every email for the one person reading it. Your inboxes, your voice, your name at the end. You press start.

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AI writes every cold email for the one person reading it. Their company, your voice, your name.

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@akhilveeraraju 34 DMs is still a fair first test, especially if the rest is already written. I'd finish the sheet before changing the message, otherwise you won't know what the opening line actually did. Of the 34, how many actually answered?

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@NakulTK1 Hiring alone is a weak signal, a lot of those roles are backfills. I'd look for something tied to the exact problem you solve, like a team being built from scratch. What did you end up building instead?

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@SuhaibArsh21565 Agree, and the list is where most of the result comes from. A great email to the wrong person still gets nothing back. How do you decide who goes on the list?

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@shalom_luke This catches people every November. I'd keep a few warm mailboxes running all year for exactly this, even at low volume. Are most founders starting from zero inboxes when they come to you?

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@GeViOz Den tomme innboksen er en falsk trøst i dag. Det er de som skulle svart deg som sitter fast. Merker du det på oppdragene, eller tar kundene det med ro?

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@FoxHoleLeader Day 4 with zero clients is normal, don't let it get in your head. I'd write to ten managers you already know from the Marines or past jobs before anyone else. Who's the first person you'd reach out to?

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@GradyTeske That sheet is the most underrated pipeline in most companies. I'd bet 'nobody followed up' ends up the biggest pile by far. What's usually the biggest group when you run it with clients?

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@InovixAS Spennende å se et norsk selskap som bygger både egne produkter og for kunder. Det vanskelige med den modellen er ofte å holde kundesalget i gang når egne produkter tar all tiden. Hvordan finner dere oppdragene i dag, via nettverk eller ved å ta kontakt selv?

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@rsmithrs9 14 is a small sample, and founders get a lot of free-fix emails, so most skim past them. Your X replies work because they asked first, so I'd email founders right after they post about a new page. Did any of the 14 reply later?

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@topptreff_ Samme mønster hos lokale bedrifter jeg kjenner: mange visninger, få telefoner. Den som søker «snekker Larvik» har allerede et behov, det er en helt annen kunde enn den som scroller forbi. Hvordan måler dere henvendelsene for kundene deres?

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@getinvoicegrid Curious how the batch lands. I'd keep the rest of the email the same so you can see what the invoice detail alone does.

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@Sebastianoeen Det kjenner jeg igjen, et nytt byrå må ofte bevise seg før kunden slipper taket. Jeg ville foreslått en liten test på en måned med ett tydelig mål, så de ser tallene før de gir fra seg mer. Har du prøvd å foreslå noe sånt?

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@DavidDSTRO 1-50 staff is a sensible place to start, those firms feel a slow month fast. Multi-channel makes sense too, email alone stalls once a list gets tired. Which channel brings DSTRO the best quality right now?

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@TheAmineAouragh Coworking founders make sense, they feel every empty desk. I'd write to the founder first and mention one detail about their space, like the desk count or a recent event. Do community managers ever buy, or do they pass it up?

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@regressapp Fair, 100+ clean sites is a real answer, and it says the pain might not be bugs at all. I'd ask a few agency owners what actually breaks on client sites and costs them a call. What did they say when you asked?

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@citecrate I'd ask ten SEO agency owners what they send today when a client asks that exact question. If the answer is a screenshot and a shrug, you have something. How many have you talked to so far?

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@heyhashirr 7% is solid for cold LinkedIn messages, most people I know land lower. The number I'd watch next is how many of those turn into a call. What kind of buyer are you messaging?

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@bigboysnoop Fellow founder in Norway here. Honest answers about food are something people want, but the first users rarely show up on their own. Who are you trying to reach first with Mikanao Fuel?

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@wrenfordlab A researched email that still gets silence is often about you, not the week the other person is having. I'd run one idea at a time, 30 names, and read the first line out loud. Which idea were you closest to when you wrote them?

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@S4PDerek That spam check is the one I wish someone had told me early. I'd also test against a Gmail and an Outlook address before every new batch, since they don't always agree. What changed in the replies once the mail actually landed?