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How To Properly Run Your Discovery Calls
Using Non-Personalized Cold Emails To Book Appointments
Retargeting Cold Email Prospects With A LinkedIn Request
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Apr 9
We built 2 Claude "orchestrator" skills that cut cold email campaign launches from 4โ€“6 hours to 45 minutes.

They help handle 10โ€“15 client campaigns in a single session.

Here's exactly how they works:
Launching a cold email campaign has a lot of moving parts.

Offer validation, copy, building the account list, pulling contacts, enrichment.

At our scale, an AM might need to do this for dozens of clients a single day.

That used to be a full day's work.
Now, every campaign needs the same things before it can go live.

- Validated offer.
- Matching copy
- Account list
- Contacts from accounts
- Enrichment

Each step depends on the one before it.
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Jan 13
Your client knows within 30 days whether or not they're sticking with you.

That means if you want any kind of meaningful LTV, you have to hit onboarding out of the park.

Here's how to do it:
1. Set proper expectations up front.

People sign with agencies expecting the world.

And if they think they're getting it, then don't, you're in trouble.

Consider their offer and what you've seen in the past to come up with realistic expectations.

Communicate them clearly.
2. Have the hard conversations early.

If their offer is bad, push them to improve it.

If they want to do things their way, push for your system.

These are uncomfortable conversations but there's no way around them.

You need to be on the same page or it isn't worth starting.
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Oct 5, 2025
We just passed 125,000 email accounts on Smartlead.

Here's a thread on the deliverability system we use, covering:

- Infra
- Campaign
- Lead lists
- Copy
- Measuring deliverability
- Inbox placement tests

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INFRA:

If your infra foundation cracks, nothing else matters.

- Always use Google or Microsoft accounts - most trusted and stable

- Stick to .com domains (.org, .info, .co work as backups but .com performs best)

- Min. 2 weeks warmup, ideally a full month for longevity
- Buy 2 sets of infrastructure monthly - one live sending, one warming up

- Keep emergency non-branded domains ready for when main infra takes hits

- Verify DNS setup (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and send test emails before going live
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Oct 2, 2025
Screw it - 10 cold email templates you can steal right now to book more meetings this week:

(with real examples)
Template 1: Competitor Mention

Subject line: {{competitor name}}{{first name}} - noticed {{competitor}} just {{recent competitor action/news}} - are you exploring something similar?

Only asking because we just {{relevant result}} for {{similar company}} when they were in a comparable situation.

Can I send over the approach we used?
Filled Example:

Subject line: salesforce

David - noticed Salesforce just launched their new ABM initiative - are you exploring something similar?

Only asking because we just helped HubSpot generate 67 enterprise demos/month when they were ramping their ABM efforts.

Can I send over the approach we used?
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Sep 27, 2025
If I were 18 years old with $0 and wanted to make $10,000/month in the next 90 days with Lovable, here's exactly what I'd do:
1. Pick Dashboard Building

Most businesses are drowning in data across 10+ different tools.

I'd target companies doing $1M-$10M revenue who need everything in one place but can't afford enterprise solutions.

They have budget but not the technical resources.
2. Build My First Dashboard for Free

I'd reach out to 500 companies via LinkedIn InMail with this exact message: Image
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Aug 20, 2025
I win 99.9% of Stripe Disputes.

Not because I game the system, but because I know what Stripe wants to see.

Here's a full guide on everything you need to have in place (MSA, SOW, Billing policy, T&Cs, proof, etc.): Image
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First things first: This only works if you actually deliver what you promised.

We have 10,000+ transactions with under 0.05% dispute rate because we sell ethically and set clear expectations.

This blueprint won't save you if you're legitimately committing fraud.
Now, the contract is the law.

If you mutually signed off on deliverables and I delivered them, you don't get to chargeback because you're unhappy with results.

Contract = deliverable. Period.

Here's how to make your case:
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