You’ve probably sent thousands of emails in the last year, but when was the last time that you actually spent time improving how you send emails? Considering the substantial amount of time we spend emailing (a quarter of the average work day), very few look to improve inbox habits.
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Here are four key categories of inbox improvement:
1. Search
Before writing an email, you must find the right contacts for outreach. If you have been on Gmail for any time at all, contact lists can compile quite quickly. Being able to easily navigate these lists to find a desired contact in a matter of seconds will save loads of time. But simply locating the right contact doesn’t mean your job is done though. That’s the easy part.
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2. Write
If finding the right contacts is the easy part, then writing cold emails to potential customers can be one of the most difficult tasks for any salesperson. That being said, there are steps that can make cold emailing easier. To start with, make sure that your email is personalized. People are wary of being spammed, and your email to even just 15 top prospects with the same message can come across as spammy. You’ve got to write that email to each and every one of your prospects if you want to get traction.
