Do Cold Calling Emails still work?

Nicolass

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I've been trying to cold call email the past couple of days. I've sent out already over 200 emails and I get lots of initial responses but when I go to pitch it always goes sour and I'm left with a read receipt and no damn response. Keep in mind all the people I cold call are fully grown adults, capable of paying for a reasonably priced service, in my niche.(from the 200 I've sent I got 67 responses with people saying their interested, 0 responses after sending pitch)

I was wondering if it would be worth the time to start arranging phone calls and talking to potential clients over the phone? Does that increase the chances of a sale? I am american and have a decent sounding voice so it wouldn't be off-putting to my clients, I sound professional.

What are your thoughts? Do you cold-call email? Does it work for you? I'm thinking of switching up my formula and making the pitch email more appealing. The
 
67 of 200 responses for cold email is maybe best result in history , this back email you can improve , maybe to get advice of copy master.

Phone marketing is one level or two higher , for it you need good sell skills, for sure you are on good way, you need maybe several books about phone marketing
 
There is a correct way and many, many incorrect approaches to do it. Cold messaging has existed since the beginning of the web. It doesn't make a difference how large your business is, however, cold messaging is a technique demonstrated to expand prospective customers and develop your organization.
 
Cold calling emailing does not convert, no one wants spammy emails in their inboxes.

Find their phone numbers and call them, write a letter or drive to them.

btw. how can you call an email? wth
 
@gap you probably read only title, because all your " doubts" are answered in posts
I actually read everything but I think I didn't understand it the first time because I just read OPs message and my response does not make much sense. Sorry.
I would always do phone calls, social skills are a huge plus (but get to the point and say what problems they have and how you can help them). Emails can work well if you are setting up a good funnel try to find something on the forum about that or on youtube / google. A good business website or a portfolio are a must have. I don't know your niche but do not overcomplicate things for them, the easier the better.
 
If they are interested, and then you pitch, and they stop being interested = the pitch is not very good.
 
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