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The art of sending an email and why you should care to learn it? Few points that I have learnt during the journey of starting from 0–100k USD in a year while attending my college.
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1/a You have nothing to lose - What we fear doing the most is usually what we need to do. A person’s success in life can usually be measured by number of uncomfortable conversations he/she is willing to have. I got into this habit by attempting to contact people I admire.
1/b If the person doesn’t reply, it’s not the end of the world. You’re exactly where you were before you sent that email. Usually not such a bad place.
If the person does reply, life just gets way more interesting.
If the person does reply, life just gets way more interesting.
2/a Learn the art of 30-second glimpse - The subject of your email is incredibly important. Nobody has much time to go through everything they get in their mailbox. You have to be smart while sending your email.
2/b If your email copy is engaging, people are going to read it, regardless of the length.
3/ Research well before sending mail to anybody - It is very important to know who you are writing the email. This might seem obvious, but it’s not executed very well in 90 % of the emails I& #39;ve received in the last 6 years. An impersonal, vague, bland email won’t get you very far
4/ Give, don’t take - I truly believe that if you’re humble, helpful and earnest, you can use a cold email to your advantage.
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5/ Never forget to follow-up - Everybody is busy in their life. Sometimes they might miss your email or forget to reply. People do a lot of cold emails but are never able to do followup. Follow-up is one of major keys behind success of converting your emails into opportunities.
6/ Cold emails are not easy to crack. It is a science which requires very hard practice to get perfect with it. I have spent my last 6 years on this.
Never hesitate to send cold emails and hustle your best to grab the opportunity you want.
More: https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-art-of-sending-an-email-why-you-should-care-to-learn-it-3ba513df303e">https://medium.com/hackernoo...
Never hesitate to send cold emails and hustle your best to grab the opportunity you want.
More: https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-art-of-sending-an-email-why-you-should-care-to-learn-it-3ba513df303e">https://medium.com/hackernoo...
