Quick Outbound Tip {Email Templates}

Here’s are five important points to consider before starting your cold email campaign. Read through the examples below, and then put their lessons to work to maximize the impact of your cold email campaigns.

I call this – AIVFA

Attention  Subject line + Opening Line

Interest  Make it Personal.

Value Show Them The Value

FOMO Fear of missing out

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Action (CTA) Ask For a Response

Example 1 “If a prospect is using .net or any other extension but not .com.”

Example 2 – If the prospect has a 3-4 word name and you have two words domain. 

Why the cold email example above works:

  • Attention: The subject and opening line trigger the recipient by asking a relevant and important question.
  • Interest: It spikes the prospect’s interest by providing statistics on why they should engage.
  • Value: Pointing out a problem by offering a solution increases the response rate.
  • FOMO: The fear of missing out on something increases our desire for it.
  • Action: There’s a clear direction on what he/she should do after reading the email.

I have tested these email templates and sold a few domains using them.

To be honest: there is not a single magic formula to craft the perfect email. It’s all about A/B testing and sees what works out what doesn’t.

I hope all this makes sense to you. Comment below and leave your thoughts, and don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t yet.

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Namaste  🙏

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Yogi Solanki
Yogi Solanki is a domain consultant. Buying & Selling domains are his passion. He has helped many small-large businesses globally, upgrading their domain name for better online credibility and authority.

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