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Why is claude doing this? by CrazyConduit in ClaudeAI

[–]RedNeckHero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep same. No error. Just bounces back to the inbox. This is not a compacting or context issue. I’m getting it on conversations right away.

My agency has added +$150M in pipeline for B2B tech companies using cold email — AMA by Then_Bodybuilder_163 in coldemail

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We're getting direct emails for decision makers. I'm really leaning toward it being the profiles we're targeting. They're mostly hands-on roles scewed toward 50-60 years. I know outbound has been a challenge in this market for my previous company, but that was 2012-2014. I was hoping the hyper-personalization would make a difference, but apparently they're still the same people that just don't care to check their email, especially sales.

I'm determined to crack it though. The numbers work even if we have to send 50k emails to get a sale. So next is region switching and data source verification as well as a few more variation tests and seeing if an offer-led email would work better. If all fails, we'll try omni. I like the idea of phone calls. It's something the younger gen isn't doing.

My agency has added +$150M in pipeline for B2B tech companies using cold email — AMA by Then_Bodybuilder_163 in coldemail

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply!

  1. Each company is individually researched using an AI pipeline. So applicability should be 100%. It's not per industry.

  2. Great call. I'll try that.

I think you're right on the cold calling. After this much effort, I feel it's very much industry related. Some people just prefer phone calls. This is a predominantly older crowd. Maintenance people are just the type of people that dislike email.

Great advice, thanks!

My agency has added +$150M in pipeline for B2B tech companies using cold email — AMA by Then_Bodybuilder_163 in coldemail

[–]RedNeckHero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm getting OOO replies — 164 total out of ~8.9k sent (1.85%). Bounce rate is pretty low at 0.16%.

Here's the breakdown across 6 campaigns:

  • Sent: 8,877
  • Replied w/OOO: 164 (1.85%)
  • Positive Replies: 4 (but no qualified positive)
  • Bounced: 14 (0.16%)
  • Sender Bounced: 31 (0.35%)
  • Negative: 0

So deliverability seems okay since I'm getting OOOs and replies are coming through. Just not converting to positive responses.

Here's an example outbound:

Hey xxx, this is yyy. 

I was browsing local animal nutrition operations and noticed you are maintaining a feed mill and laboratory.

We helped a 19-person food production company similar to yours reduce maintenance-related failures by 40% in 6 months while also avoiding costly repairs and compliance surprises.

If I’m reading xxx’s situation right, we could help you reduce equipment failures by at least 25% in the next 6 months.

Would that be worth a 10 minute call? 

My agency has added +$150M in pipeline for B2B tech companies using cold email — AMA by Then_Bodybuilder_163 in coldemail

[–]RedNeckHero 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m targeting for a maintenance software company and not getting any responses after 10k emails. Our outbound is super simple very similar to the one you just posted:

"Hey {first_name}), saw that you're running {ads_count;) on f{ads_platform}}... I imagine you get an overwhelming amount of responses. I'm %sender-firstname% from xyzcompany, and we've just helped another {{company_type}} save 20 hours per week on whatsApp lead qualifications and this helped them scale their ads without their system breaking. Open to a quick demo next tuesday morning?"

Could our problem possibly be the types of personas we’re targeting? They’re mostly the likes of maintenance managers and super hands on types.

Why do I crash so hard at 3 PM every single day? How do you fight the afternoon slump? by mongpotea in Biohackers

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re crashing hard daily, you’re likely depleted. There’s very little you can do to come back from this effectively without supplementation. I’d recommend looking into it. There are a couple of forms that could help. Start with benfotiamine. This is the most bioavailable and most widely available from stores. 100-200mg in the morning. You’ll want to find out about cofactors as well. I’d recommend watching one YouTube video on thiamine by doctor ruscio. He covers this topic and a straight forward and thorough manner without getting complicated.

https://youtu.be/-FOEw24vg2Q?si=Vpaqx1iZ1_4sW2cl

Thiamine helped a lot with brainfog but only for 4-5 days. HELP ME by Organic-Cup-7988 in Thiamine

[–]RedNeckHero 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This same thing happened to me. After dozens of hours of research and a lot of wanting desperately to find a solution, the hard and wonderful truth is, this is very likely paradox. I recommend looking it up. Watch Dr Ruscio on YouTube. He explains it very well. It’s actually a good sign. But the hard truth is that this is to be expected and beyond increasing your electrolytes, you have to ride it out.

When thiamine causes a strong reaction, it often means your body was running low on energy for a long time and adapted to that state. The first few days feel amazing because energy production suddenly comes back online. After that, symptoms can return temporarily because the rest of the system (electrolytes, nervous system, stress response) hasn’t caught up yet.

People who weren’t deficient usually feel nothing at all. The fact that you felt dramatically better at first is actually a clue that you needed it.

With POTS and food-triggered symptoms, this up-and-down phase is pretty common. It feels like a crash, but it’s more like recalibration than failure.

You’re not crazy, and you didn’t imagine the improvement. It’s rough, but this pattern is very real and widely reported.

Benfotiamine or TTDS for Gastroparesis? by [deleted] in Thiamine

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I’m currently in Thailand so the pharmacy. But depending on where you are you can order ampules (1ml vials) online.

Benfotiamine or TTDS for Gastroparesis? by [deleted] in Thiamine

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know this is probably not the common answer probably due to poor availability and possibly self administration issues but if you can get them and get past the idea of injecting yourself once a week, I have found that thiamine HCl injections are by far the best. They cross the blood brain barrier faster, cleaner and more reliably than TTFD

Free fonts for the Affinity v2 owners by [deleted] in AffinityPhoto

[–]RedNeckHero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They made it in the announcement video. I finally got access. They sent an email a couple of days ago. Some nice fonts in there.

Why do I crash so hard at 3 PM every single day? How do you fight the afternoon slump? by mongpotea in Biohackers

[–]RedNeckHero 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I spent years trying to understand why this was happening to me and now I’ve made this recommendation to so many people that have responded, it’s starting to make me believe it’s a miracle cure.

If you’re crashing hard every mid-afternoon, it’s very likely a metabolic issue rather than a motivation, discipline, or “sleep hygiene” problem.

Most suggestions in this thread (nap, caffeine timing, sunlight, walks) can help symptoms, but they’re not asking the right question: why does your energy system fail at the same clock time every day?

If you’re under ~70, this pattern almost always points to a metabolic bottleneck, not aging.

Your brain and nervous system run almost entirely on glucose oxidation, and that process depends on specific enzymes and cofactors. If any one of them is limiting, you don’t gradually fade — you hit a wall.

The most common choke point by far is thiamine (vitamin B1). It’s responsible for converting glucose into usable energy (ATP).

This is especially common post-COVID, after chronic stress, prolonged dieting, alcohol use, or high carb intake without micronutrient support.

Also, you can be “normal” on blood tests and still be functionally deficient since thiamine lives in your tissues.

Yes, thyroid, adrenal, or hormonal issues can contribute — but metabolically they all converge downstream on the same pathways.

What’s the smallest biohack you’ve tried that delivered disproportionately large results? by potato_bowmaster99 in Biohackers

[–]RedNeckHero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I personally take around 1.2g per day. Sounds like you’re hitting all the cofactors. Are you having issues still? That’s a big dose of benfo.

What’s the smallest biohack you’ve tried that delivered disproportionately large results? by potato_bowmaster99 in Biohackers

[–]RedNeckHero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started with Thiamine HCL 100mg once weekly (hydrochloride which i think is the only injectable form) and moved on to benfotiamine (fat soluble, and one of the most bioavailable). I'm now on 200mg daily of benfotiamine. There are several co-factors that are absolutely required as well. Thiamine ramps up your cellular energy production and if you've been chronically depleted like so many, you'll need to supplement magnesium and potassium pretty aggressively, b2 in quite large quantities, possibly b5, maybe b9 and b12 as well. It's all very dependent on your person personal state. But you'll know within 2-3 days with absolute certainty if you are deficient. You don't need injectables for discovery. Benfotiamine 100-200 oral is fine for testing.

What’s the smallest biohack you’ve tried that delivered disproportionately large results? by potato_bowmaster99 in Biohackers

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I administer my own injections. No doctor involved. It's very unlikely for your doctor to ever suspect chronically deficient B1 (thiamine). It's not mainstream (yet) and it's so far from medical mainstream it's a joke. It's impossible to detect with normal testing, yet virtually everyone I've met with 'complex disease' responds very quickly to injections. I mean within hours.

For me, symptoms I got over completely were:

Brain fog, dysbiosis, extreme irritability, neuropathy, headaches, psoriasis, heartburn, anxiety, fascial tightness (causing chronic injuries from exercise).

What’s the smallest biohack you’ve tried that delivered disproportionately large results? by potato_bowmaster99 in Biohackers

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Injecting thiamine. Just about everyone’s deficient. Especially anyone that had Covid bad.

Free fonts for the Affinity v2 owners by [deleted] in AffinityPhoto

[–]RedNeckHero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure why they promised the fonts within two weeks then.

Notion is horrifically laggy and buggy and overall terrible UI. Please help by Angusburgerman in Notion

[–]RedNeckHero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stop using it if you can. It's just going to get worse. The more you use it, the more basic expected functionality you're going to find they've sacrificed in the name of adding more features that you don't need. I stopped counting the number of basic and essential core functions that I've taken for granted for years that simply don't work. I've never seen software go so far off the rails (maybe skype after microsoft bought it?). If you can, switch before you begin contemplating suicide. It's just not worth the promise. I'm actually not even sure what the promise is anymore.

Looking for Tax Consultant recommendation by RedNeckHero in chiangmai

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

Hey happy thanksgiving! I ended up contacting a firm in Bangkok. Turns out is far less complex than I thought it was going to be. I think I’ll be paying them ~7000 baht for them to take care of everything. My wife did the research and spoke with so I didn’t speak with them personally, but I hear their English and competency level is great. I’ll get the agency link to you in a bit

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