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Will Barron
Keymaster
Dec 4, 2023
Will Barron Dec 4, 2023

Hey Jono, I’ve moved this over to Asset Review rather than the public community.

Here’s some feedback –

Subj line – Get marketing match fit for 2024

They don’t care if they’re a “fit”. They only care about themselves. Pitch a result or a problem that needs solving in the subject line.

Hi (name)

I speak with a dozen businesses across the Bay of Plenty every week. When it comes to marketing business owners  are telling me:

  • I wanted to do more in 2023, but haven’t had the time
  • It’s definitely on the list for 2024
  • I’m frustrated with current efforts as not seeing enough ROI

Do any of these ring true for you?

If so I’m offering up a free solution to ensure you hit the ground running in 2024. I’ll review your marketing efforts to date and highlight:

  • What’s going well
  • What could be better
  • What to focus on for 2024

This offering is typically only offered to our clients but I do have a limited number of openings for businesses that we haven’t worked with. These quick-fire ‘digital health checks’ are without cost (to you) and a 100% no obligation.

  1. Yes please – but let’s catch up in January, so I can make the most of 2024
  2. Yes please – let’s catch up before Christmas
  3. No thanks – I’ve done outstandingly well this year, just need to rinse and repeat in 2024

Just reply with a 1,2 or 3 and I’ll sort the rest.

Let me help you get ahead of the competition by getting you match fit for 2024.

Cheers

Jono

  • Wayyyyyyy too long. Take a look at the structure of from the cold email workshop.
  • “I speak with…”. Make the emails about them, not you.
  • Personalize the first line if at all possible.
  • Be specific with your hypothesis of their problem rather than giving three options and three potential solutions. You can use each option in a separate email but keep each email specific.
  • I hate this 1, 2, 3 call to action. If you’re getting results  from this then keep going. If not then drop that shit.
  • Fundamentally I’d be slightly cautious of offering a marketing review when you offer a specific service. It seems like a great way to book lots of unqualified calls.

I’d be using something more like this –

Hi NAME,

I spoke with the owner of [X company in similar space to prospect] this week.

They said that they didn’t have the time to implement their marketing goals this year.

I learned a couple of things though that might be useful for [prospects company].

Would it make sense to jump on a quick call, I’ll take a look at your current marketing process and also explain what’s currently working in [X industry]?

Thanks,