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[Nayl @totoromocha]

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[Nayl @totoromocha]

@fivosaresti this is underrated. most people focus on scaling outbound before they've even exhausted the network they've already built

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@Nayak__Ai great list. i'd add icypeas to the productivity section too. it's saved me a lot of time when building outreach lists and verifying contacts instead of doing everything manually

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@lily_choudhury_ freelance platforms are great for getting started, but direct outreach has led to some of my best opportunities. a lot of my long-term clients came from companies i reached out to myself

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@AnishJaitwar thanks for sharing this. i feel like a good prompt is also an important aspect to be considered

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@dimitarangg interesting. what's the biggest pattern the agent sees across underperforming sequences? bad targeting, weak offers, or poor copy?

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@ecomchasedimond love this. good storytelling definitely helps, but i've found distribution is just as important. no matter how good the story is, the right audience still has to see it

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@straw1choco @SergioRocks yupp! another thing i've noticed is that remote work isn't just about flexibility, it's also about how you find opportunitiesy. some of my best remote clients came from direct outreach rather than job boards. tools like icypeas helped me find the right contacts to reach out to

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@1006_amit7481 freelance platforms are a solid starting point but direct outreach has brought me some of my best opportunities. most of my long term clients came from companies i found myself!!

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@quotesdaily100 great list. i'd also throw https://t.co/mR9wfUcpOo into the productivity category. saves a ton of time when building outreach lists compared to finding contacts manually

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@Orion_Vers7x one tool i'd add is icypeas for email finding and verification. clean contact data has probably had a bigger impact on our reply rates than most people expect

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@straw1choco @DAIEvolutionHub same heree, i've been using icypeas lately because it's a bit more budget-friendly. been happy with the results so far for finding and verifying contacts

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@codyschneider crazy how fast GTM workflows are evolving. i just switched from apollo to icypeas for finding and verifying emails, then push everything into Instantly. feels like clean data is still the foundation of the whole workflow.

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@mattceras another option worth checking out is https://t.co/mR9wfUcpOo, i switched from apollo recently and found it covers the core lead sourcing and verification features i use most

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@clcoding so cool, building it yourself gives you a lot of flexibility. for non-technical teams, my team and i have been using https://t.co/mR9wfUcpOo for email finding and verification instead of maintaining our own validation workflows

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@malagojr nice stack for building. i'd probably add icypeas once you're ready to get customers. building is cheap now, distribution is usually the harder part so far

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@suni_code the cost to build has never been lower. getting your first 10 customers is still the hard part.. that's where outreach tools start becoming more important than dev tools

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@straw1choco @yusufmr yeah, i think it depends on what you need. apollo has a bigger feature set, but for finding and verifying contacts i've actually been pretty happy with icypeas so far and they cover most of what i need for outbound at a much lower cost!

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@dan__rosenthal nice breakdown. feels like contact quality is still one of the biggest levers in GTM. i've been leaning on icypeas for lead enrichment/verification before pushing contacts into campaigns

[Nayl @totoromocha]

@aiwithsubah which one would you recommend for someone starting from zero experience? always hard to tell which platforms are actually worth the time