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Nailing the Art of Cold Emailing

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Harvey Ranola

Cold emailing prospects can be tricky – recipients most likely don’t know who you are, and therefore, won’t give you the time you deserve. That’s why you need great content to break the ice.

So, how do you get through to your leads in a personalized and time effective way?

With the launch of email templates and bulk mail in Copper, we recently demoed the new features, while providing best practices for putting them into cold-email action. In Nailing the Art of Cold Emailing, learn how to:

  • Increase your response rates from cold emailing
  • Craft your message to the right people at the right time
  • Use personalized email templates and bulk mail to save time

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