Write an email
When writing emails, what resonates with prospects is how you understand the nuances of their big problems and what their dream solution would look like.
Hi Sherlock,
I was researching {{company}} and noticed {{observations taiwan mobile database related to huge pain points}}. I know this is hard to correct because of {{subtle understanding}}. Companies
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I also have {{Related Industry}} data that I suspect would be helpful to your team. Would you like to take 15 minutes to look at it? Even if it's not ideal, you're getting a bunch of useful data that's hard to get for free. Best case scenario, we can hit it off.
Janet Hamburger, Marketing Executive
This email reads a bit too robotic, but it hits the point. In your own templates, consider communicating these ideas as naturally as possible.
There are two copy rules when writing these templates:
Write about how you say it—don’t sound like a press release.
Keep it short – every sentence beyond the first three paragraphs will gradually reduce your response rate.