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@ecomchasedimond i also like the idea of focusing on outcomes bcs ppl want to know how a product can solve their problems, so when you combine that with consistent comms and a strong understanding of your audience, you’re building something that goes beyond a single sale

@ecomchasedimond love the reminder that ppl might forget what you said, but they’ll remember how you made them feel. it’s easy to get caught up in metrics but building genuine connections is what makes ppl stay. trust takes time, and every interaction is a chance to strengthen that relationship

@brill_media segmenting results by audience and messaging can reveal some useful patterns too, esp when certain groups reply a lot but rarely convert. u can use those insights to refine targeting and spend more time on prospects who are genuinely a good fit

@brill_media lead quality becomes much easier to assess when u track what happens after the first conversation too, like how many prospects book a call, move forward, and eventually become paying clients. that gives u a clearer picture of which campaigns are actually bringing in revenue

@FavourYusuf1 also imo finding the right person matters as much as the message itself. i use icypeas to find and verify emails before sending bcs keeping bounce rates under three percent saves a lot of headaches when doing outreach at scale

@FavourYusuf1 i usually look for signals like recent hiring, product launches, or something they're actively trying to improve. it gives me a much better reason to reach out than just saying i liked their company

@lime_africa my stack rn is claude for most of my work and icypeas for finding and verifying emails when doing outreach to helps keep bounce rates under three percent without spending a ton on credits

@lime_africa how you decide which tools are actually worth using vs just another wrapper around existing models like how u'd choose for futurepedia instead of claude etc?

@zaydsyedali plus the credits is like pay as you go credits like they never expire and remain usable even if you don't keep an active subscription, v handy compared to competitors like most make you loose all your unused credits if you cancel the subscription

@zaydsyedali adding icypeas.com to find and verify mail from socials and company sites. the cheapest among other tools and also has the highest find rates!

@Arzu_with_Ai for visuals higgsfield and canva are great for making images and videos without spending ages on production. no need to stack a bunch of subscriptions from day one though i'd start with whatever solves the biggest problem in your workflow and build from there

@Arzu_with_Ai for writing and research i usually go with claude for brainstorming and working through longer docs and also chatgpt is handy for campaign ideas, research and sorting through diff approaches when i need a quick second opinion

@Abrar363478 for visuals higgsfield and canva are great for making images and videos without spending ages on production. no need to stack a bunch of subscriptions from day one though i'd start with whatever solves the biggest bottleneck in your workflow and build from there

@Abrar363478 for writing and research i usually go with claude for brainstorming and working through longer docs and also chatgpt is handy for campaign ideas, research and sorting through diff approaches when i need a quick second opinion

@hridoyreh for creative work, higgsfield and canva make it much faster to create images and videos w/o spending hours. we def don't need to use all of these though. start with the ones that solve your biggest problem first, then add more tools only when your workflow actually needs them

@hridoyreh email campaigns, and customer pipelines in one place. then for content, claude is prob my favorite for writing, brainstorming, and analyzing long documents. chatgpt is also great for research, campaign planning, and quick problem solving