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Vol 61
Go-To Newsletter for GTM Operators.
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Template of the Week π
This one is short and direct. There's no long preamble, no over-researched paragraph about the recipient's career history. The whole thing reads like a message from someone who's busy and respects that the recipient is too.
What we're pitching: Custom parts manufacturing services (CNC, injection moulding, sheet metal) for hardware and event tech teams.
Contents
Hey Prangshu,
I'm [Name], founder of [Company].
We help event technology teams acquire custom parts manufactured quickly and reliably across CNC, injection moulding, and sheet metal.
If you have a component you need pricing for, we can provide a quote within 24 hours.
Would that be useful?
P.S. We've maintained 100% five-star ratings for over a decade and were recognised in The Manufacturer Top 100 - yet to have an unsolved customer problem.
Tutorial of the Week π«
Tool of the Week βοΈ
What it does? Finds and verifies B2B email addresses and mobile numbers from LinkedIn profiles, Sales Navigator searches, and company domains.
Why we love it? The accuracy is genuinely strong - around 98%. We like it because at times the Chrome extension is quite handy for grabbing data straight from LinkedIn without breaking our workflow.
Next steps: Try out Prospeo v2 here.
Tip of the Week π‘
7 phrases that scream "AI wrote my copy" - and how to fix them.
1οΈβ£ Em dashes everywhere
2οΈβ£ Rule of three
3οΈβ£ Corporate speak
4οΈβ£ Present-tense stacking
5οΈβ£ Fake personalisation
6οΈβ£ Cringe transitions
7οΈβ£ Contrast framing
If your copy hits more than two of these, maybe give it another pass.
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