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    Email #1: (Remember To Insert Picture)

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    The document contains a series of 8 emails from an individual reaching out to a contact about an offering or solution. The emails increase in frequency and persistence over time without a response. They begin with an introduction and request for a chat, then send follow ups with pictures, statistics, and increasingly casual language before finally acknowledging they may have assumed interest without confirmation and making a last request for contact.

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    Email #1: (Remember To Insert Picture)

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    The document contains a series of 8 emails from an individual reaching out to a contact about an offering or solution. The emails increase in frequency and persistence over time without a response. They begin with an introduction and request for a chat, then send follow ups with pictures, statistics, and increasingly casual language before finally acknowledging they may have assumed interest without confirmation and making a last request for contact.

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    Cold messaging tactics to close clients.

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    8ColdEmailSequence (1)

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    Email #1: (Remember To Insert Picture)

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    Sneha Roy
    The document contains a series of 8 emails from an individual reaching out to a contact about an offering or solution. The emails increase in frequency and persistence over time without a response. They begin with an introduction and request for a chat, then send follow ups with pictures, statistics, and increasingly casual language before finally acknowledging they may have assumed interest without confirmation and making a last request for contact.

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    EMAIL #1

    Greetings {{first name}},


    You've never heard of me. Hi, I'm {firstname}. I got your email from {honest/funny reason here}.
    Let me get right down to it…
    I don't know if this is a problem you have, but I help {solution to problem}
    I {what you do}
    If you’re even the slightest bit curious, would you be open to a quick 7-minute chat?
    I promise to give you some ideas you’re free to steal. If you play your cards right, I might even tell
    you the lamest joke I know!
    Finally, it's time to release my favorite weapon.
    A picture of my {pet name} {doing something cute} Just what you've always wanted:

    I await your stern-but-fair reply


    Have an absolutely majestic day,
    First Name Surname
    {job title one} / {job title two} / {job title three - funniest}

    (Remember to insert picture)


    EMAIL #2 - SEND 2-3 DAYS LATER IF NO RESPONSE

    Sorry, forgot to mention - you can find more information at our website (www.url.com ) - I'll get back
    to nervously anticipating your response.

    First Name

    - Sent from my iPhone

    (No Unsubscribe Link)

    EMAIL #3 - SEND 3-4 DAYS AFTER #2

    Hey {{first}},

    I’ll be honest, I emailed you last week, and didn’t get a reply and I’m… well, I’ll let my photo do
    the talking.

    This is me:
    [Insert photo of you with a sad face]
    If you could hit ‘reply’, even if it’s to tell me to politely ‘go away’, it would put a smile on my face.

    Fingers crossed!

    Have a great day,

    First name Surname


    {job title 1} / {job title 2} / {job title 3}

    EMAIL #4

    Howdy {{ first_name }},

    It's me, {first name} again.

    I’m back and trying a more sensible and professional approach this time. Wish me luck!

    I found an article that shows {some interesting topical stat}

    https://www.url.com/blahblah/

    I thought this may interest you as {why would it interest them?}

    I have my fingers crossed you’re going to accidentally hit ‘reply’ instead of ‘delete’.

    Stay vigilant,

    First name Surname


    {job title 1} / {job title 2} / {job title 3}

    EMAIL #5

    Hi {{first}},

    I really hope I’m not causing you to do this...


    A quick email reply will be enough if you’d like to talk about {your offering} or not.

    I hope you have a wonderful hour, day and week, {{first}}!

    First name Surname


    {job title 1} / {job title 2} / {job title 3}

    EMAIL #6

    {{first_name}},

    I know you’re busy, so I’ve prepared 3 convenient calls to action for you:

    1. Ignore this email and eventually I’ll get the picture and write terrible poetry about the deal we
    never did. {MOST POPULAR}
    2. Hit ‘reply’ and I’ll do the same. {RECOMMENDED}
    3. WILDCARD - Call me on {x}. Interrupt my day like I have yours. I deserve it! {LIMITED TIME
    OFFER}

    Option 2 is my favourite!

    Have a great evening,

    First Name

    EMAIL #7

    {{first_name}},
    {Amusing picture)

    Hope this brightens up your day,

    First Name

    EMAIL #8

    Hi {{ first_name }},

    I’ve reached out to you couple of times but didn’t hear back - and realize I may have jumped the gun
    and assumed you were ready to {review your offering}

    My intent is not to be a pain, so this will be my last follow up.

    But if I'm mistaken and you are open to connect, please send me a quick email. Either way, I wish
    you all the best.

    Cheers,

    First name Surname


    {job title 1} / {job title 2} / {job title 3}

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