Cold Messaging to Founders

Nothing hurts more than investing time and effort without any progress.

That's where the majority of people give up when they do not see any reply, not even a NO for their emails :)

Last month was amazing for me. I got a chance to work with multiple content writers, freelancers, and founders. But time does change, it's been 11 days into July, and I haven't written any blog yet. (but every day feels like a busy day;/ Idk what's this type of procrastination)

So, I decided to outreach business owners and founders. I sent 20-30 cold messages on LinkedIn. Personalized connection request helps, and many of them accepted it after reading this.

What shocked me more was that they just accepted and did not reply :) (maybe they would be busy :/ )

Here comes the follow-up technique. (i do not generally do this, but what's wrong with trying?).

One of the founders sent me their mail and asked me to send the commercials and more details over there :)

It didn't attract me much, but I was happy that at least they replied.

One thing I noticed in between all this is that you can get a chance to talk to some fantastic people over the internet that you didn't know a day before. (Or maybe an hour before, sounds interesting)

Consider this post as a reminder to send cold emails/DMs regularly. I know, you would be happier to get a reply while having breakfast, or maybe dinner, from someone you didn't expect :)

And,

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