Some cold emails are colossally bad, some have more success than anyone could have anticipated, but most are in between – not wonderful, not bad - just average. These emails will likely get some opens and… Continue Reading
Everyone thinks of cold email in the most traditional sense – as a lead generator or a tool for making sales for a business. While this is certainly the most likely reason for using cold… Continue Reading
Cold email deliverability doesn’t have to be the stuff that great sagas are made of. In fact, you can narrow the basics down to just a couple of key ideas. It’s true that there are… Continue Reading
Cold emails are your big chance to get your product or service in front of enthusiastic prospects, so you don’t want to blow it on a poorly written email that will get sent straight to… Continue Reading
You've got the hottest product or service, and you've written a cold email that your prospects can't refuse. The one thing between you and your next sale is your email deliverability. If your email doesn't… Continue Reading
After analyzing the last 50 million cold emails sent with QuickMail, it’s fair to say we’ve done our research. Now that we’ve done our homework, we’re ready to share what we’ve learned and to set… Continue Reading
Imagine taking a semi-successful cold email campaign and turning it into your number one lead generator? Sounds appealing, doesn’t it? Given the resources you put into your cold emails, from your copy to your list,… Continue Reading
60%/40%. 80%/20%. What’s the best ratio when it comes to the weighing the importance of having a good email list versus good email copy? There isn’t a black and white answer that will guarantee email… Continue Reading
Analytics! What could be more exciting than heaps of data that can tell you everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your cold email campaign? While endless insights might seem attractive, a lot of the… Continue Reading
Why follow up? You hit 'send' on your brilliantly composed cold email a couple of days ago but are met with silence. Does this mean you should shrug it off as a failed attempt, or… Continue Reading
