\"One of the tear-downs we did a couple of months back was actually from a podcast listener, right? Who actually sent us... They improved it and I'm still waiting for the results, but I loved it.\"

• Seek feedback from peers or mentors.
• Use insights to make iterative improvements.
• Stay open to suggestions to enhance effectiveness.

\"We build out our own scrapers to double-check and you can do the same thing like it's like visit this page, download the HTML and if hubspot is in it and zoom info says that or Apollo or there's a pretty darn good chance.\"

• Use scrapers to verify technology usage.
• Enhance data quality by cross-referencing sources.
• Improve targeting with accurate information.

\"When it comes to data. The best thing to do is grow your own, like literally just or otherwise you, you're gonna hope. And uh if you're using a even the good data providers, in my opinion, have not fresh stuff.\"

• Verify data accuracy before using it.
• Consider building your own data sources.
• Regularly update your contact lists.

\"Is making the most out of your hubspot investment a priority this quarter? There you go. That's nice.\"

• Frame your CTA as a question to prompt consideration.
• Align your CTA with the recipient's priorities.
• Keep CTAs concise and action-oriented.

\"I just write it like I write it. What about you?\"

• Write in your natural voice to connect authentically.
• Avoid templates that feel impersonal.
• Tailor your message to the recipient's context.

\"I'll definitely invert the two lines, right? And maybe the should we hop on a zoom chat could actually be at the end because basically that means like, hey, if, if you're in this situation, you know, we could come in and help you solve it.\"

• Organize your content logically.
• Place call-to-action where it naturally fits.
• Improve readability by structuring your email effectively.

\"It still is vague. Like I'm picturing this world where now they're 70% more efficient but, like, I don't know what that world feels like, but if they would have said after properly setting up improved their close rate. All right. Let's talk. I like that.\"

• Use specific metrics relevant to the recipient.
• Provide tangible benefits to capture interest.
• Avoid vague statements that lack impact.

\"I wanna find out if this is an issue like... Is it a priority for you? This year like or like is improving your, you know, your close rate something, you know.\"

• Ask direct questions to understand the recipient's needs.
• Focus on the recipient's priorities.
• Encourage engagement by making the email relevant.

\"Can we stop doing the noticed thing? Right. Like do we have 2024? Do you want to make a call? I'm blowing the whistle. This is the new quick question, subject line thing where it's just, I don't know. Is there just, I noticed you were hiring.\"

• Avoid clichés like \"I noticed that...\" in your emails.
• Stand out by being original and authentic.
• Refresh your language to prevent appearing generic.

\"What challenges is so much better? Yeah, I don't think we need that long stuff or like just even hubspot actually hubspot.\"

• Keep subject lines short and to the point.
• Remove unnecessary words to increase clarity.
• Use keywords that resonate with the recipient.