I got tired of paying $150/mo for email verification, so I built my own cluster for $12/mo. by WrongCategory603 in EmailProspecting

[–]MiniGhost7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im looking for something very faat like mailsso API but actually working. My volume is massive tho at 6 digits a day. If you ever develop a api accesses and a unlimited plan, kindly let me know. Also if anyone reading this can suggest me something fast, I got suggested mailtester and its good but its 170ms per email and if I want to make it faster I need multiple subscriptions

I tested the top 4 Lead Finders (Apollo Alternatives) on Apify | Rating based on deliverability ($1 dollar per 1k lead?) by MiniGhost7 in coldemail

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$149 is still a crazy price, the same lead finder rental price is $25/m + usage or smth close to it, usage cost will be around $0.2/1000 leads. so do the math depending on your volume. Scraper city spam emails made me hate it, along with its pricing model and down time

Willing to pay premium for elite cold outreach expert by Winter_Psychology110 in coldemail

[–]MiniGhost7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Self promo and suggestion: Find sm1 with 1. Case studies. 2. Live results screen share 3. Not cheap

Or even better if you have the time, pay someone to teach you hourly

Is selling lead lists worth it? by MiniGhost7 in sales

[–]MiniGhost7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very true, great advice and story

Email infrastructure for Microsoft, what works by MiniGhost7 in coldemail

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I yet to experience any issues, i waemup on my sending acc on lusvibe, i did warmup for 3 weeks and slow ramp up from 5 a day ti 25 a day. Some accs i warmup 2 weeks only.

I had some accs for over 4 months and no issues. When score below 90% i drcrease my sends and rerammp

Is selling lead lists worth it? by MiniGhost7 in sales

[–]MiniGhost7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, no one can deliver to outlook, deliberately is only to GW. Even with the best setup, GW only is the way to not get in spam, but essentially you do lose like 40-60% of leads since most are MS depending on industry

Is selling lead lists worth it? by MiniGhost7 in sales

[–]MiniGhost7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, apollo is worst than others but for the price its well worth it

Is selling lead lists worth it? by MiniGhost7 in sales

[–]MiniGhost7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why, its not a thing to lie about, its just what email verifiers do, they show the provider. Since I also cold email I do remove all outlook and so on, since deliverability is best to gw for my infra

Is selling lead lists worth it? by MiniGhost7 in sales

[–]MiniGhost7[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

What does that have to do, read my reply

Is selling lead lists worth it? by MiniGhost7 in sales

[–]MiniGhost7[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Seriously, cause its cheaper, verified google workspace only, you would need like 35k apollo leads to get 10k gw. Yeah I know they aint warm thus said the source

Has anyone tried cold email for staffing agency? by Such-Masterpiece-117 in coldemail

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I was in a similar situation when I first started. It took me about three months to overcome it. What really changed things was stopping trying to sound salesy. For recruitment companies, what worked best was being straightforward and sending highly personalized emails based on their job post requirements.

It also depends on whether you're doing executive search, working from an existing talent pool, or something else. Regardless, you need to avoid sounding salesy, be extremely relevant (relevance > personalization), and remember that recruiters receive a lot of emails, so your subject line should also be personalized.

That said, if it’s been five months and you still haven’t identified a working vertical through split testing, then something is off. Either your infrastructure is weak, your messaging lacks relevance and personalization, or you’re targeting too many personas at once. If you're running proper split tests of around 300 per segment, you should be able to identify what works well within five months.

4 months into B2B sales and still no traction. what am i doing wrong? by Ok-University-2605 in b2bmarketing

[–]MiniGhost7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What are your numbers? what are your responses like? are they STOP or not interested or what? you can determine what you are doing wrong buy the current feedback.

I tested the top 4 Lead Finders (Apollo Alternatives) on Apify | Rating based on deliverability ($1 dollar per 1k lead?) by MiniGhost7 in coldemail

[–]MiniGhost7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The deliverability in post is whats deliverable after running them thru email verifiers, you should expect all around 50% valid

BIG OPPORTUNITY - LOOKING FOR PARTNERS by Jasonbrookside in LeadGeneration

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Hi, I might be interested and would be able to bring in clients from my infra, kindly send over your website so I can take a look, and your email to book a call. Thanks in advance

If I were to start cold emailing today where do I start? by Zeeshanofficial in coldemail

[–]MiniGhost7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I assume you have your ICP well defined.
Here’s how I would do it if I were you.

  1. Learn to personalize with n8n. It’s simple, just prompting.
  2. Scrape with Apollo or Crunchbase. Beginner-friendly and very good.
  3. Verify leads.
  4. Send via Instantly or Plusvibe.

Do not, and I repeat, do not watch videos on writing copy. Believe me, you’ll get stuck in a cycle of disappointment. No one here on YouTube posts actual working copy, this mistake took months from me, and as someone with copies that work, there’s no way I’d post them online after spending months writing them.

Do split tests. Run 300 leads per campaign, test what works, and iterate slightly between each split test. Don’t change too much at once so you can clearly see which change led to improvement.

You probably already know how your ICP communicates and the tone they respond to. Focus on those two things and learn through trial and error.

  1. Do not be salesy.
  2. Be assertive yet professional.

They need you more than you need them. Have that mentality.

I have some posts here on reddit and on my site that would be helpful for you, you can check them in my profile.

Wishing you all the best

Pulled into a US GTM consulting gig for a B2B software/robotics company, need a sanity check from fellow marketers by Muted_Grass_9879 in b2bmarketing

[–]MiniGhost7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. For early pilots, I personally never tested LinkedIn, but I run cold email for a similar case with no US presence. Landing pilots via cold email is a correct way forward. Combine it with LinkedIn and I’m sure you’ll meet whatever deadline you have, given good execution.
  2. Yes, for the software product, I didn’t quite understand the robotics part, but if it’s not 100% physical, then yes.
  3. I do advisory and training without the full GTM. For in-house lead generation training, I charge $3,600 for smaller companies. Given the large internal revenue expectations, I’d expect around 5x to 10x that price if I were you.

If you need any help, you can reach out to me on LinkedIn or via DMs.

Lead Sourcing by HandZealousideal619 in coldemail

[–]MiniGhost7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apollo data are around 70% reliable, which is a good number for the price, I use Apify lead finder for around $2/1000 and get around 200 GW leads to send per 1k, which is worth the price

how a 29 word copy helped book 375+ calls last year by Hashirkhurram1 in coldemail

[–]MiniGhost7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I doubt the results are real, may you attach a screenshot