MORE PERSONALIZATION = MORE REPLIES Every seller has their go-to personalization strategy. But the ones who most master multiple techniques connect with more buyers and book more meetings. We analyzed more than 30,000 emails and found that when reps use several approaches in a single email, their reply rate skyrockets. This could mean finding relevant information based on the contact, the account, or even their industry. Before you hit send on that next email, think about how you can better connect your message and your offering to the recipient. Your buyer (and your bank account) will thank you.
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MORE PERSONALIZATION = MORE REPLIES Every seller has their go-to personalization strategy. But the ones who most master multiple techniques connect with more buyers and book more meetings. We analyzed more than 30,000 emails and found that when reps use several approaches in a single email, their reply rate skyrockets. This could mean finding relevant information based on the contact, the account, or even their industry. Before you hit send on that next email, think about how you can better connect your message and your offering to the recipient. Your buyer (and your bank account) will thank you.
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MORE PERSONALIZATION = MORE REPLIES Every seller has their go-to personalization strategy. But the ones who most master multiple techniques connect with more buyers and book more meetings. We analyzed more than 30,000 emails and found that when reps use several approaches in a single email, their reply rate skyrockets. This could mean finding relevant information based on the contact, the account, or even their industry. Before you hit send on that next email, think about how you can better connect your message and your offering to the recipient. Your buyer (and your bank account) will thank you.
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It's no secret to anyone personalized outreach skyrockets replies. But, here's the line that stood out to me the most: "But the ones who most master multiple techniques, connect with more buyers and book more meetings." This means the more ways you can learn to personalize an email (using different company or contact data), the higher chance you have. Here lies the problem... In talking with sales teams - managers want their reps to personalize but there is no effective playbook rolled out. When we ask what the current process or playbook is around personalization, very often we get a blank stare. And, let's be honest - personalizing emails is a hard task to do consistently (or was hard). There are best practices around how to utilize AI to engage buyers (notice I'm not saying how to personalize at scale or how to turn up the volume dial). We're talking connection here - ways to utilize modern technology to engage and connect deeper with your prospective buyer. Imagine a platform with modern and up-to-date playbooks built in to the software that leverages AI to enable your team. Sales outreach experts from day 1. If this message resonates, just say hello in the comments and let's set up time to chat.
MORE PERSONALIZATION = MORE REPLIES Every seller has their go-to personalization strategy. But the ones who most master multiple techniques, connect with more buyers and book more meetings. We analyzed more than 30,000 emails and found that when reps use several approaches in a single email, their reply rate skyrockets. . This could mean finding relevant information based on the contact, the account, or even their industry. Before you hit send on that next email, think about how you can better connect your message and your offering to the recipient. Your buyer (and your bank account) will thank you.
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MORE PERSONALIZATION = MORE REPLIES Every seller has their go-to personalization strategy. But the ones who most master multiple techniques, connect with more buyers and book more meetings. We analyzed more than 30,000 emails and found that when reps use several approaches in a single email, their reply rate skyrockets. . This could mean finding relevant information based on the contact, the account, or even their industry. Before you hit send on that next email, think about how you can better connect your message and your offering to the recipient. Your buyer (and your bank account) will thank you.
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🚨3 WAYS TO AVOID CUSTMER ESCALATIONS - Have clear terms and conditions all throughout your main site and relevant sales/upsell pages - At checkout or when having a new client/customer sign on to your services, make agreeing to the terms MANDATORY upon sign up - wet signatures are king, digital signatures are queen - Reply promptly to email requests/questions/concerns: you would hate to be ghosted if you invested in a service and didn’t hear back from someone you just gave your hard earned coins to. You’re welcome. 😎 Go forth and be great today! … which are you missing from this list? Don’t forget to make those necessary adjustments :-)
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Quick email wins part 2. Most people get this one wrong. Gradually increase the discount amount in your welcome sequence. Now, you're likely asking: But won't this decrease the amount of profit from the sale? Yes, but profit isn't the goal. The goal is to get your customers into the habit of buying from you. Once they spend $10 they'll spend $100 (assuming your product is good). Combine your welcome sequence with incremental discount increases so it looks something like this. Email 1: Discount Email 2: Founder message Email 3: Discount reminder Email 4: Why our products are unique Email 5: Bigger discount Email 6: Customer story Email 7 Bigger discount Etc. Once you have that first sale, you don't have to rely on discounts again. Now you have a new customer who's already bought from you. And these are the easiest customers to sell to.
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3wThis way of personalisation already starts with adding two personal hooks in the LinkedIn outreach. And then using hyper personalisation in emails makes them feel it was written for them (I use ActiveCampaign for that).