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How to deal with countless incoming emails? 🌊📬 A very simple but effective and thus powerful strategy is as follows: 👉 Definitely not relevant / does not concern me / system message: trash. 🗑 👉 Done / for future reference / important / unsure what to do: archive. 🗄 👉 Ongoing task: leave it in the inbox and mark it. 📥⭐ The important point is that it is literally never too late to start sorting mails like that. Once the all new messages are handled as described above, one can start to organise historical mailing with the same pattern ─ 10 old emails a day suffice. The reward for consequently following this approach is a clean inbox and hence a solid foundation for effective work.

'How To Write A Cold Email That Actually Gets Replies And Books Calls In 2024' video is up on YouTube Crafting a Killer Email: Subject Line Mastery: Learn the art of crafting attention-grabbing subject lines that cut through the inbox clutter. Keep it direct, business-focused, and devoid of heavy promotional language. Grab attention with simplicity – it's the key to standing out! Relatable Openers: Forget overhyped personalization. Keep it real and relatable to hook your recipients without sounding like a bot. Share a genuine story or scenario that resonates with your target audience. Value Proposition: Paint a clear picture of the value you bring to the table. Be straightforward and back it up with proof – whether it's through case studies or testimonials, show them why they need to pay attention. Irresistible Call to Action: Lead with a compelling offer that makes them want to hit that reply button immediately. Keep it simple, direct, and easy to respond to. Make it an offer they can't refuse! https://lnkd.in/dt2-JfQv

Ever wondered why your emails aren't converting? Check your email's FLOW. A strong flow keeps readers moving from line to line, all the way to your CTA. Here's how: Write as you speak Use short paragraphs (2-3 sentences max) Transition with questions or teasers ("But there's more...") Every email should feel like a conversation, not a lecture. Is your current email a monologue or a dialogue?

5 Common Email Mistakes You Must Avoid: 1. Not writing below a 5th-grade level. 2. Failing to provide value in every email. 3. Neglecting preview text. 4. Including only one CTA. 5. Not using a P.S. Anything else you'd like to add?

How to Write Emails That Get Responses: The right subject line is key to getting people to open, read, and respond to your emails. https://bit.ly/3UC1lA1

Successful cold emails have a few things in common. Check if your copy: - is relevant from the first line (relevancy ≠ “hope this email finds you well” or “happy new year”)  - ends with one soft tone CTA (worth a convo? / open to learn more? / is that a priority?) - is written in simple words (a big no to jargon language) - explains in one sentence how you can help - includes 0 links and images - identifies the problem - is mobile-friendly What would you add?

Managing your mailbox can be a challenge during the busy periods. However significant portion of the emails can be eliminated either in nr of emails received, whom we include in the email chain or volume of text included in the emails. Good to see different techniques to drive efficient communication

Writing a cold email? Here are some things to keep in mind!

Were you taught how to write emails? No? Then this short TED Conferences review by Victoria Turk will help put you straight! Be succinct Be effective Be polite Best Wishes Neville

$69,843 in 61 days with simple written emails. Nothing fancy, no technical stuff.. Just plain and simple emails that take 5-10 minutes to craft... Want to get the exact emails that generated me $70k? Comment below!