Triple Your Email Replies With The 3x3 Cold Email

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   You will congratulations! Today we are going to write Shakespearean sonnets as cold emails! But actually, barring the ridiculous accent, folks, unfortunately school has taught you to write garbage, long, five paragraph essays, and this is the problem with most cold emails, “is they're long expose feature dumps that care about you, but they don't care about the prospect,” and so they are sent immediately to the trash, because not only have you created a bunch of work by writing a really long email, all of that email contains things about you, and not about them, and so instead we're going to walk through the 3x3 formula to write short, concise, compelling emails. Number one, we're going to walk through the things that are common

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   around we make that problem disappear by doing one thing, getting you in front of every single sales team in the world. What you'll notice is there are not a million feature dumps in this email, there are a million different ways and how's that we can do that. But those things don't matter. What matters is the problem. And that brings us to the final CTA, which is a low friction “And the low friction CTA is not would you like to take a meeting? It's are you open to” learning more. So lastly, let's break down a couple of common do's and don'ts as it pertains to the different pieces of the three by three email. Number one is if we start with that tailoring to problem section, the most common thing that I see people run into is they use irrelevant

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