I'm excited to get started. I've been warming up my inboxes for over 7 weeks now, 25 inboxes on 5 domains. I've filtered my list to exclude leads who do not fit my ICP. I've verified the e-mails on my lead list. I've written e-mail copy with SPINTAX. I've removed spammy words. I also put all leads with Microsoft/Outlook inboxes in a separate campaign out of fear for ending up in spam. Seems like I do fine with all other ESPs but little to no success with Microsoft/Outlook. Quick question: Does including phone number, full name and full company name hurt or boost deliverability? Currently I'm including all of this in my signature. "William Marksen 070 - 53 74 628 Marksen Digital Solutions" But I think I saw in one of Jays videos a way back that it's better to keep the signature general so it doesn't stand out which increases the likelihood of it being be recognized and eventually marked as spam.

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most ai icebreakers suck. they’re generic, robotic, and get ignored. but if you do it right, ai personalization can 2x your cold email replies —turning 1 booked call/day into 2 and even more… without sending more emails. here’s how to do it 👇 why it works - decision-makers get 8–20 cold emails/day. yours needs to stand out. - personalization is an amplifier: 3% reply rate → 6% reply rate. - but ai should only write your icebreaker, not the whole email. step-by-step 1. scrape lead data from linkedin using apify or EXA AI 2. send that data to ai with a good prompt (rules, examples, clear tone) 3. ai writes 1–2 sentences (the icebreaker) 4. you write the rest of the email yourself 5. send & watch replies go up prompt tips - tell ai who it is (“you’re an sdr writing warm, specific compliments”) (using the system prompt) - feed it rich inputs (job title, niche, achievements, signals) - set rules (no full names, warm tone, under 2 sentences) - use placeholders for specific signals + metrics you want referenced here's the prompt if you wanna copy it : We just scraped a linkedin profile. Your task is to take their summaries and turn them into catchy, personalized openers for a cold email campaign to imply that the rest of the campaign is personalized. You'll return your icebreakers in the following JSON format: { "icebreaker": "Cool move building out/That shift into {thing} stood out/Smart play using {superSpecificThing}, especially the part about {specificSignal}.\n\nNoticed {anotherThing} came up too, so figured I’d reach out with something that might be helpful." } Rules: - Keep the tone warm, simple, and friendly, like you're talking to someone at a coffee shop. Think 3rd or 5th grade reading level. - No full names in the icebreaker. That reads too robotic. - Make sure to use the above format when constructing your icebreakers. We wrote it this way on purpose. - Mix up the first sentence starter using warm, friendly phrases pick what fits best based on what you're referencing.