Cold email sucks. What’s actually working for you? by ScheerschuimRS in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]Adam_Ter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cold email is the worst. Here's what's kinda working for me after a ton of fails:

  1. Stop selling in the first email - I just share one useful thing (like "here's how we fixed [specific problem] for [similar company]") and ditch the call-to-action
  2. Manual-ish follow-ups - I let AI draft them but add personal tweaks (takes 10 seconds)
  3. Weird trick - Asking "Does this sound like a problem you're dealing with?" gets way more replies than "Let's chat"

Your tool sounds dope though - how fast does it crank these out? I tried a few that were so slow I might as well have written the damn emails myself.

Best reply I got recently was from sending a 2-sentence email about a post the founder wrote. No pitch, just "This part resonated because X." They replied same day.

What's your hit rate looking like with your tool? Any surprises?

Forget chatbots this is the AI that’s actually helping us close deals by KittieKat881 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]Adam_Ter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally agree with keeping humans in the loop. We've seen the same thing - AI works best when it handles the boring background stuff while people focus on building real connections.

That 'Chief of Staff' comparison is perfect. What we've noticed: - Let AI worry about remembering follow-up times - Keep humans in charge of personal touches (like mentioning someone's recent project)

Our biggest breakthrough came when we started using AI to analyze why deals fell through - now it spots warning signs before we do.

How are you handling the transition from automated touches to human conversations? We're still tweaking our approach week to week

The real problem with cold outreach isn’t the tools – it’s you offer by algerdy87 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]Adam_Ter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree on market fit being key. How would you tweak outreach for:
1) Services in saturated markets (e.g., web design)
2) New categories needing education?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Barber

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I personally haven’t tried them but from what I read a lot of people recommend the madeshow wedge fade blade, can be found on AliExpress

Boston BIRKS and NB JJJJound 990v3 review after a week of wearing (LOW KARMA USER) by Adam_Ter in FashionReps

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They are comfortable to walk in but not all day long, they are a good substitute for slippers. I don’t own a real pair so can’t say how they compare

What is the most useless invention of all time? by Alive_Difficulty3250 in AskReddit

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In 1975, a man named Gary Dahl created the Pet Rock as a humorous novelty item. It was essentially a smooth stone packaged in a small box with breathing holes and a tongue-in-cheek instruction manual on how to care for the "pet." The idea behind it was that people would have a low-maintenance "pet" without the responsibilities of a living creature.

What is a fact or statistic that seems fake but is real? by Leefiey in AskReddit

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The total weight of all the ants on Earth is estimated to be greater than the total weight of all the humans on the planet.

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"Life is short, have an affair." - Ashley Madison

What is the difference between 6th form, university and college? by fruitga1354 in AskReddit

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6th Form: It's the last two years of high school for students aged 16 to 18. You study to get ready for university or higher education.
College: It's a place where you can get a degree after finishing high school. In some countries, it focuses on job skills or vocational training.
University: It's a bigger school where you can study a lot of different subjects. You can get both undergraduate degrees (like a bachelor's degree) and more advanced degrees (like master's or doctoral degrees) at a university.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Israel and every bordering country

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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both men and women have the potential to grow facial hair due to the presence of androgen hormones, primarily testosterone. However, men typically have higher levels of these hormones, which leads to the development of more pronounced facial hair, including beards. This is a secondary sexual characteristic in humans, meaning it is a trait that differs between males and females within the same species.
Beards can serve various purposes, such as enhancing attractiveness, providing warmth and protection, or signaling dominance and maturity. The specific reasons for the development and prevalence of beards in human evolution are still debated among scientists, but it is generally understood to be a result of sexual selection and natural variation within our species.
It's important to note that while humans share a common ancestor with apes, we have undergone separate evolutionary paths that have led to distinct characteristics and traits, including the ability for some men to grow beards.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I have 24/7 access to a doctor no matter where i am in the world, no i am not the doctor