The Cold Email Approach That Helped Me Earn $28k in One Day!

Let me start with a fascinating truth – I earned a whopping $28k in a single day! Now, you might be wondering how. The answer lies in the power of cold emails. So, are you ready to unravel my secrets for composing cold emails that work? Let’s dive right in!

Firstly, let’s get something straight. Around 99% of cold emailing is about compelling the recipient to open the email. Sounds tricky? Well, it is! You’re essentially casting your message into the abyss, praying it doesn’t get lost in the flood of emails your recipient receives daily. But worry not! I will show you how to build the most irresistible email subject lines.

1. Personalize It With Their Name:
People are far more likely to open an email that appears personalized. For instance, if I see a subject line like “Liam, I’ll promote your newsletter,” I instantly feel a personal connection and am more intrigued to learn more. So, remember to start with their name. It gives your email an inviting aura and signals that it’s not part of a mindless email blast.

2. Incorporate Numbers:
Our brains naturally gravitate toward concrete figures. For example, a subject like “Promote to 91,000+ Entrepreneurs” is far more compelling than “Promote to many Entrepreneurs.” Odd numbers tend to stand out more but ensure they’re believable to maintain credibility.

3. Begin With ‘Will Make You:
Here’s a fun fact – Facebook data reveals that posts starting with “Will Make You” have twice the engagement of any other three-word starter. For instance, “Will Make You $27,000” is an attention-grabbing winner!

4. Employ Power Words:
Last but not least, using powerful words can make a difference. Terms like ‘Nail,’ ‘Ace,’ ‘Smash,’ and ‘Kill’ are incredibly powerful and help you break away from most marketing emails’ traditional ‘business’ tone.

So, to make your next cold email a smashing success:

• Use their Name

• Incorporate Numbers

• Start with “Will Make You”

• Employ Power Words

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