Cold B2C Emailing

Yes, starting with introductory, non-sales related emails is a great approach. It helps build a relationship and trust before you start promoting your product or service.

I usually begin with a welcome email to introduce the brand and let them know what to expect. Then, I send out an email with some valuable content, like tips or a blog post related to their interests. After that, sharing a success story or case study about how someone benefited from your product can be really effective.

Finally, an email asking for feedback or their opinion can help engage them further. This way, when you start promoting, they're already familiar and interested in what you offer.

there are other modes of marketing
cold email still works these days??

In cold email, the best way to sell is not to sell at all.

Yes, starting with a few non-sales, engagement-focused emails is a solid strategy.
Warm them up by building trust and curiosity first.

Here's how:

Welcome Email: Introduce your brand, share a bit of your story, and set expectations for what they'll receive. Keep it friendly and value-focused, without any sales push.

Value-Packed Tips: Send a couple of emails that offer helpful tips, insights, or entertaining content related to your product or industry. Think short, punchy, and genuinely useful.

Success Stories or Case Studies: Share relatable stories or testimonials to subtly introduce what you do without pushing a sale.

Once you've built that initial connection, transition smoothly into product-focused emails, knowing you've already established some trust.

It is a nachrl consequence of evryday mortality how nowan is trooly COLD lessn'n they actschlly DEAD.

Which is why WARM stuffs are a more effective use of nowan's emailin' time.

Remembah: beyond "cold" there exists only oblivion or the zaaahmbie apocalypse.

So, if you writin' COLD, first thing to figure is WHICH CORPSE I ANIMATE FOIST?

You play random here, you join the fkrs in their eternal inconsequence!

COLD is dead, frost, stoopid, noplace, FROZE.

So get spussifick before you devour the planit outta wasty-spacy email comms gowin' noplace bcs jus' yr frickin' ego.

COLD is WARM the instant you can jus' stahp flingin' shit out at random.

Like Frankenstein's monstah said: "you must believe me when I say I thought I was gone forever -- but your particular and diligent touch reminded me of my intrinsic capability to get the **** on up and BOOGIE!"

Shock tactics applied scientifickly kinda rock out.

COLD is naht RANNDUMM.

Yes, starting with non-sales-related, introductory emails can be an effective strategy to build engagement before promoting a product or service. For WhatsApp, you could begin by sending emails that provide valuable tips and insights about improving communication with WhatsApp, such as optimizing notifications, organizing contacts, and automating messages. This establishes trust and positions you as someone offering helpful solutions. Once the recipient is engaged and sees the value in enhancing their messaging experience, you can gradually introduce WhatsApp, highlighting its advanced features that take WhatsApp to the next level, making it a natural progression from helpful advice to the solution you're offering.