Cold outreach can be one of the most complex parts of B2B sales. From crafting eye-catching subject lines to making sure your emails avoid the spam folder, every detail matters when it comes to winning over prospects.
Yet, despite the challenges, email remains the most popular method for generating initial sales conversations, with 80% of buyers and 78% of sellers choosing it as their preferred first point of contact, according to a study by Rain Group.
To help you reach your sales quotas and fill your calendar with booked meetings, our Sales Development Representative, Fernando, has created a guide on the three components of successful cold outreach and how to implement them into your strategy.
Drawing from years of experience in sales, Fernando shares proven strategies to help you identify your target audience, boost email deliverability, and craft compelling email copy that gets responses.
So, check out our video to discover the three most important ingredients for effective cold outreach:
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