This was an incredibly helpful book on B2B cold outreach. I was able to immediately implement 3 things from his book and saw immediate results
1) The breakup email to get a response. This is the truest way to weed out people who are serious vs not serious. It takes a lot of energy to follow up with non interested leads and this is a great way to know where to put your energy.
2) The #1 goal in outreach is to get them to book a meeting. You can redirect their questions over the email with "I'd be happy to answer that over a call. How does __ work for you to meet?"
3) NEVER quoting your service prices over an email. You need to get them on a call! When you quote your services over email, this allows them to veto your services before you even have a chance to show the value. The call is EVERYTHING. I've been able to close so many more sales with this approach. I was surprised how willing people are to meet once you tell them you will answer your question over a 15min call, and not over the email.
Other important notes from this read:
-Cold email is a predictable system for growing leads and generating revenue
-Win deals by highly targeted, personalized messages for cold bound emails
-You will get more rejections than leads and you cannot let it get to you. Mindset is everything
-From 100 Emails, you should get 4-6 sales calls. Once you master the practice, you should be able to close 2-3 sales for every 100 emails
-Anything under 2K is not meant for cold outreach
-Offer a no-brainer offer they will eat up
-Warm up your inbox, set up a Dmark (still need to figure this out)
-Protect your domain with your life and use a similar yet separate domain
-Who you send the email to is more important than what you write in the email
Bench Marks for a Successful Email Campaign:
-Open rates should be 80%
-Response rates should be 15%
-Meeting booking rate 4-8%
-It takes time, training and trial to get amazing results
-Trust yourself, make yourself fully responsible for your outcomes, set ambition goals and follow through with everything you say you are going to do.