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It’s well known that LinkedIn is the best source for finding potential leads regardless of your target, niche, or industry. Besides the ability to run super-targeted ads, it also allows you to perform really specific searches for people on the platform.
A sales process that is automated, scalable and profitable - that's the dream, right? And while that's how it should be, sometimes we focus so much on driving sales, optimizing and scaling that we forget that selling means building a business relationship.
In 2021, we’re still using webinars to connect with our prospects. They’re an economical and scalable way of filling our pipelines with fresh leads. You might’ve hosted several ones yourself and fell in love with this format.
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.
Spam traps have been designed to fight against malicious senders. Bad news is, sometimes they might find their way into your prospect list, even if your sender intentions are pure. Good news is, there are ways you can avoid spam traps.
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.
Check what is the accuracy of some of the popular email verification tools, how much they cost, and what are the differences between them.