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To get replies, a cold email has to be short yet powerful, and intriguing. That's why each part of this short message has to bear meaning and play a crucial communicative role. Check if you know these 6 tremendously important steps to write a cold email for sales that works.
At Woodpecker, we often hear people using the two terms "cold emailing" and "email marketing" interchangeably. In fact, cold emails and marketing emails differ, and they differ a lot. Sending cold emails that look like marketing emails won't bring you many responses. That's why I decided to analyze the two forms and explain the differences between cold emails and marketing emails. Read on to make sure you're not wasting your time sending marketing emails to your cold prospects.
We are pleased to announce that Woodpecker Academy is now live! We've released our first online course. After 6 years of creating content focused on cold emailing, we’ve decided to merge all the knowledge we've shared so far into a step-by-step workflow that will help you launch successful cold email campaigns.
Quality cold emailing is a skill to be learned. It cannot be learned overnight. It takes months and years to learn how to write and send cold emails that work. And the learning never stops, really. It's a process of constant improvement. And during the process, you constantly look for guidance, inspiration, and advice based on experience. Below, I'm sharing with you my list of 9 cold emailing resources including books, ebooks, blogs, and a YouTube channel that are helping me in my learning process.
Have you ever felt frustrated when prospects haven’t replied to your emails? You’ve put so much effort and time into writing a good email, you’ve picked an email automation tool that sends like a human to help you out with sending the messages, but some prospects are still unresponsive.
Writing a good cold email is harder than it seems. In this blog post we’re showing you real-life examples of good and bad emails. Use them for inspiration when you’re going to create your own.
A couple of weeks ago Cathy, our CGO and founder of the Woodpecker blog, got a cold email. Big news, right? She gets a lot of cold emails. Well, she gets a lot of bad cold emails. This one was good.
The key phrase in today’s title is business email. You’re practicing business—so be professional. Remember that above all else while considering the best way to end an email, and you shouldn’t go far wrong.