Let’s say your lead saw and read your cold email—not just once but multiple times—because they do need exactly what you’re offering.
But they don’t trust you yet. They’ve considered other, similar solutions, but they seemed hard to implement, tough on their budget, or just too good to be true. In this “just checking in” alternative, you get to show them how you’ve created success for someone like them.
Example:
Hey [first name],
[Your successful customer] had a near-identical bosnia and herzegovina telegram data challenge to you. They didn’t just solve it—they got [results] using [your product] in [X days/weeks/months].
You can read their success story and how they did it [here]. I’d love to make this happen for you, too. Do you have 15 minutes to discuss how we can help?
Thanks,
[Your name]
Why this works: You’re giving your cold leads a chance to imagine themselves in your successful customer’s shoes. You get them to nod their heads as they read through and realize their challenges are solvable—and they have an open line of communication with that solution.
5. Send a Breakup Email
Your final email to unresponsive leads should be a breakup email. It’s your last attempt to reach them after your previous emails have gone ignored—there’s no point in spending more time on them.
Send Them a Customer Success Story
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