Subject line tip
Subject lines that ask a question can prompt the recipient’s curiosity and encourage them to open the email. Make sure the question is relevant to the recipient’s situation or problem.
Personalization tip
Always personalize your emails as much as possible. It demonstrates to the recipient that you’ve taken the time to understand their needs and circumstances.
Problem tip
Clearly stating the problem or issue at the beginning helps the recipient understand why they’re receiving the email and what’s in it for them.
Value tip
Show empathy towards your recipient’s situation and follow it up with a clear value proposition to build trust and convey your ability to help.
CTA tip
If you can find some time this week to chat, I would love to tell you all about my plant for selling your property at {{ADDRESS}}.
Signature tip
Always sign off your emails professionally. Include your name, position, contact information, and if applicable, the company you’re representing. This ensures the recipient knows who the email is from and how to contact you.
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We have cold email templates for sales, marketing, recruitment, real estate, and networking. We also included templates for follow-ups.
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We prepared our templates based on years of experience we have in cold outreach, and we've added tips to sections to shed more light on the best practices for cold emails. We can't guarantee the success of your campaign, though, as email copy is only one piece of the puzzle. It also depends on other factors like the quality of your prospect base, your technical settings, and many more.