Alright, I want to break down a strategy that used to work insanely well, stopped working for most people, and is now quietly working again if you apply it the right way. You’ll probably recognize this. A few years ago, Loom videos crushed. You’d send a cold email like: “Hey, mind if I record you a quick Loom?” They’d say yes. You’d spend 10 minutes recording a custom video. Send it over. Replies would spike. Why did it work? It worked because it felt 1-to-1. The prospect believed you sat down, thought about them, and made something specifically for their business. That’s the psychology. Now here’s the problem: Doing this at scale is brutal. Recording 10 minutes per prospect doesn’t scale past a handful of leads a day. So people abandoned it. Big mistake. The strategy didn’t stop working. The format did. Instead of sending a Loom, you switch the deliverable. Here’s what works now: You ask permission to do research, not a video. Something like: “Would it be useful if I put together a quick breakdown of your company vs competitors? I can send it over in 24 hours.” That’s it. What happens in their head: – “They’re going to spend time on me” And that’s the win. Now the real unlock: You don’t actually need to do this manually. With automation, you can generate: – mini audits – competitor snapshots – opportunity breakdowns – teardown-style reports All personalized, fast and scalable. From the prospect’s perspective, it feels just as personal as the old Loom videos. From your side, you’re not burning 10 minutes per lead. This is what I call a reverse lead magnet. Instead of giving away a generic PDF to everyone, you offer something that appears custom first, then deliver it at scale. If you want to see exactly how I set it up… Comment “Reverse” and I’ll break it down.

Hi, I built this workflow that qualifies leads in n8n (see screenshot). I can't load all leads at once because my server then just crashes (runs out of RAM) and in order to run it I have to separate the main spreadsheet into multiple sheets and load them in manually every time the previous one finishes. ChatGPT keeps on telling me that I am supposed to make it so that it takes leads from the spreadsheet in batches instead of all at once so it's not so heavy on RAM, but I can't seem to figure out how to do this. Is this even a thing? If so, how would I do it please? Do we have any resources on it? Thanks for your time, Jan

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Hey guys, I want to build an auto reply system for my cold email campaigns. Of course I will need a database with some information. I was thinking of just using google sheets or google docs, but after watching Jay's n8n masterclass, I discovered vector databses like supabase. The thing is tho, I don't really see how is this different from airtable or spreadsheet other than the api limits which I never hit so far. My questions are: 1) When do you actually need to use a vector database? 2) Is there reaaaally any significat difference, if so what is it? Am I missing anything? 3) What would be the best setup for an auto cold emailing system - do I just add some example conversations and prompts, or do I keep on adding all email communications to the vector databse in an automated way so it can MAYBE keep on improving on its own or...? My original plan was to give the AI Agent access to perplexity so it can research the prospect and then save it in google sheets so it doesn't need to researche very time + give access to transcripts from the calls that I transcribe with fireflies ai, which would be used to have a lot of context so I can automate my follow ups. What's the best setup to setting up a cold emailing system? Do I need a vector database there at all? I would love to learn a lot more about this, feel free to reccomend a video or a good resource that would be relevant for this context. Thank you in advance so much for your help. Jan Lisy