The Cold Email Manifesto: How to fill your sales pipeline, convert like crazy and level up your business in 90 days or less
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Change your life and take your sales team to the next level by implementing Silicon Valley’s multi-billion dollar secret weapon.
Cold Email is a superpower. It allows you to:
* Pitch companies that do not know you in order to get what you want
* Clone your most profitable client
* Add predictability to your sales pipeline
* And more
Cold Email Manifesto distills the insights we’ve found teaching over 100,000 people across the globe and works for any B2B company.
Most organizations struggle to grow. The most common issues that sales teams cite are 1) not enough leads and 2) conversion rate is too low. Cold Email Manifesto fixes both of these by giving you access to a predictable system for finding leads, messaging them, selling to them and growing your sales team.
Hop in and let’s transform your business in the next 90 days!
“Alex is the real deal, I’ve watched him write emails and get responses from Fortune 500 CEOs same day”
-Dennis Yu, Blitzmetrics
“Alex, just wanted to say thank you! Last month we had our best sales month ever. We did 10.5k in sales and this month I’m at 16k already and will probably hit around 20-25k this month”
-Matthew Fabrico, Agency Owner
“Alex, just want to thank you for the success you’ve already brought to my speaking business after learning your secrets about email outreach and marketing. From just our first hour [implementing your concepts] I’ve already generated 50k in business… ONE HOUR!! You’re definitely a game changer!”
-Magie Cook, CEO Magie’s Salsa (Acquired by Campbells)
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Additional information
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| File size | 447 KB |
| Simultaneous device usage | Unlimited |
| Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
| Print length | 214 pages |
| Page numbers source ISBN | B0B1YXZFQ5 |
by Mike Nevin
The book offers good tips on how to use targeted mails to up the rate of replies and engage in sales conversations. Like all good methods cold email requires consistency, discipline and measuring results. Reccomended if you are in sales and would benefit of writing short, concise and punchy messages that are more difficult to ignore.
by Mike Nevin
Cold calling has been universally vilified during the last 5-10 years. No one likes doing it and no one like receiving it. But the harsh reality is that sometimes you have to reach out to people you don’t know to explore whether they want to buy what you have to offer. This book recognises and accepts this and therefore gives you a hybrid and effective approach to achieving introductory meetings. The book is well written, simple and clear in its instructions. It gives step by step instructions to support its recommended processes. I can’t recommend it enough!
by Martin Seebach
At the end of chapter two, the authors encourage the reader to help them by leaving a review.
The problem is, the first two chapters (24% of the book, according to Kindle) is nothing but gushing about how awesome cold emailing is, and how you can become rich and famous by doing it. Perhaps chapter three is when they get to the substance? Who knows.
I’ll come back and update when I’m rich and famous I guess.
Update: Chapter three was a bit better, but chapter four was about how you have to buy multiple domain and specialised services to “warm them up” (they give you homework to do this), because while you’re absolutely not spamming, everyone can make mistakes when starting out, and sending out 3,000 highly personalised emails with well researched offers out “on a whim” can inexplicably get your email marked as “spam”.
Let me be clear: the assertion of this not being spam, the reference to beginner’s mistakes being mistaken for spam, 3,000 email on a whim: these are all literally from the text, within a few pages.
To qualify who “everyone” is and how long “getting started” takes, the authors helpfully brag about how many domains their agency have. To spell it out: there are no “beginners mistakes”, this how it works. It’s just spamming. More effective spam, perhaps? But spam.
It’s unclear to me if the authors are genuinely blind to what they’re doing, or just cynical, and not sure which I think is the better answer.
My one takeaway: Have a specific offer, as opposed to a general one, when approaching a cold target. That’s worth the $1 I paid, so not requesting a refund.
The rest of this book is an apologetic for spam.
by Erikeldo
What I loved the most is showing step by step how make successfull cold email campaigns
Look if you are someone in the agency niche or just someone who wants to book more meetings for their company.
This is the book for you.
The part of how to build a good sales team and look after your employees is one that I didn’t personally expect myself
by Amazon Customer
Booked served me well, apply the theory and the results will soon follow
by Cavatica_
So, these guys contrast cold email to cold calling. The existence of sales letters, a tool up to 20x more effective than email if done correctly, is not mentioned.
They also have the letter to proposal ratio in the exact reverse of what is really best for you and the client. They advise sending a short email, booking a diagnostics call, and then writing a big proposal. A better approach is to write a long sales letter or email and either no proposal (get everything sorted via conversation) or a very brief proposal.
Their approach is just the generic approach everybody uses these days. What I’m advising is what the real great marketers through history have proven is best.
by Kindle Customer
Liked the tips were very useful and practical. Seemed repetitive at times but all in all I learnt a lot
by Manuel
The Cold Email Manifesto is a must-read! Alex’s insights are invaluable and the practical tips he shares are game-changers. Highly recommend!