Cold calling and cold emailing

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We are looking to cold email some potential investors.
We dont want to send out spam emails and never write back.

We are willing to really write with them, answer questions, and try to sell them our product.

We would try it over normal emails, facebook, telegram and other channels.

Has anyone tipps regarding this topic? We have never done this before.

Kind regards
 
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Backend is about crypto, but it is not about a ICO. It is about other crypto related investments. If you can help with that write me please.
 
This is my life. What's worked for me is putting a ton of effort into the first email, and following up with 6-10 more touch points. For the first email, it's got something custom in the first sentence. Reference a shared connection on Linkedin, genuine compliment from their site, something they wrote, etc. It's all a super soft sell. Just selling a phone call or coffee depending on where they are. I've used some form of "I don't know if we can ever work together, but worst case, I'm always down to make a new friend in the industry." thousands of times.

If no reply, I'll send the following emails 2-3 days apart. Somewhere around email #4, I'll include another custom reference.

Hope this helps. Holler if you have any questions.
 
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To be honest what you've just described is exactly defined by the word spam. Maybe it's not as harsh as some other spam campaigns promoting garbage products, malware or fishing pages, but still it is spam unless your users explicitly signed up for it. Dunno but if you ask me I would say you could get screwed for sending unwanted messages though who cares we're blackhat here, right?
 
Obviously, do your research on how to cold email someone. Also, make sure to start by thoroughly researching the businesses you want to contact before you write the mails. Consider what you have to offer to the person as well as what they can do for you, and make the best offer you can. End with a call to action if you want to continue the conversation.
 
Your first email should be short, no more than 25 /35 words.

Like

Subject: About your ad on XXXX.com*

Hi i see you are advertising on XXXX.com and i was wondering would you be interested in an alternative for better results and will save you at least 25% on your advertisement budget.

If so {what time is bet to call you|can i send you a video|would you mind me (e)mailing you some information}

Thank you

Dave

*xxxx.xom could be facebook, adwords groupon etc.


Here you are qualifying your list of people that are interested or not, it is short and sweet and if you play on one of their impulses like greed or vanity you will have no trouble getting responses.
 
Cold emails are the same for all industries out there. You need to send a custom email for each and everyone on your list (especially on this case). Well, you can use some of the same paragraphs, but you always need to add additional information.

There are some great outreach techniques that I've read when I needed. I think with some simple Google searches you'll find what you need.

This is the best one I've read - https://www.cloudliving.com/cold-email-outreach/

The first pages are BS from NinjaOutreach and some 500 fortune companies.
 
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