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42% close rate with AI call screening
Still Wasting Time on Unqualified Sales Calls? If your still sitting through spammy calls and ghosted Zoom links… it’s killing your pipeline I just built a fully automated AI call screener that filters your sales calls before they waste your time. 🔍 It checks emails, scores lead quality, flags spam, updates your CRM (GHL), and even feeds conversion data back to your ad platforms (via Hyros). 📽️ I walk you through exactly how it works, including: - The AI prompt + scoring logic - GHL + N8n webhook setup - API hacks to update custom fields - Real spam calls flagged & zapped (with proof!) Check out the full video here. If you want the template you can grab it in my AI Automations Community - it's free to join(for now)
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kind of unrelated but this reminded me of Giulio (G.) Segantini from Linkedin. Check out his shorts, his calls are unlike anything i've seen!
What are you guys using to scrape leads from Apollo
What's the new apollo scrapper everyone is using? I just noticed the one I used is gone and the alternative is $30 for 1K leads
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Jay recommended going to TrustedLeads. I think for 10K leads it costs $50 or $70 if you bundle outsourcing to millionverifier. The verification is cheaper than buying directly. Then the second option i found was Apify (there's like only 1-2 reliable apps for apollo)... aaaand just found out that they apparently removed it?? There's another one on Apify that's a monthly fixed rate which is cheaper than trusted leads if you need 10K+ leads. for only 1K, trustedleads is good enough in my opinion
I'm launching my first campaign on Instantly!
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.
I'm launching my first campaign on Instantly!
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Congrats! How exactly did you warm up? very curious since i had issues after 4 weeks
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@William Marksén @Holmes Vera Asking just about that because it didn't go well. Basically: 1- Bought 4 domains and 3 mailboxes each 2- Started sending on instantly 1 email per mailbox per day, increasing by 1-2 per day 3- I left all 12 mailboxes running on instantly for about 4 weeks. They all reached ~28 emails per day with one spam landing every 2-3 days (98-99% health score). All good until this point. Then around day 30, Google shut down all email accounts because of suspected repeated spam. They're unrecoverable and have to start all over... That's why I'm asking. I really wish we had more control over Instantly warm up messages. Who knows what kind of salesy language the ai might be using. (**Never sent a single cold email)
Best setup advice for starting cold email now?
Hey guys, I've been away for around 6-8 months from cold email and wondering what has changed? if you have 10k leads then how would YOU start right now? Do I need 3 mailboxes per domain? or less? google and msn 50-50? or can I use all google mailboxes? Do I have to wait 2 weeks after I purchase domain in order to start sending even warmup mails? What else? Thank you!
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Hey @Yuvraj Karle couple things changed but the fundamentals are the same. with 10K leads, here’s how I’d set up right now: 1. list vs capacity depends how fast you want to cover the list. don’t forget follow-ups eat into daily capacity — you might need 2x more domains/mailboxes than you think. 2. domains & mailboxes - rule of thumb: 100 emails/day per domain. - 1 mailbox = risky. 3–4 is common (33–25/day each). 5 is safest (20/day each). - better to spread across 10 domains with 3–4 boxes each → 30–40 inboxes. 3. providers - google is king. everything else (Zoho, random SMTP) performs worse. - outlook is a headache right now → 70% spam if not warmed up hard. I just save them for last. (if you scrape from Apollo, check “technologies” column for outlook flag). - personally, I buy cheap google accounts through Jay’s setup service (recommended). 4. warmup - 14 days minimum, 30 days ideal. - start at 1/day, ramp to 25–30/day. - weirdly, I had a batch of google accounts disabled after 30 days (Instantly warmups marked spam). so be cautious — warm up longer if you can. 5. domains - you can start warming day 1 after purchase. - for cold sends → wait 1+ month (domain age). 6. quick math 10 domains × 3–4 mailboxes = 30–40 inboxes.after 1 month, ~1,000 emails/day. if half go to follow-ups → 500 new leads/day. 10K list = covered in ~3 weeks. if you want full details, check Jay’s recent 7h cold email course on YouTube. easily the best breakdown I’ve seen. Hope it helps!
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@Grant Charge start at 10 emails on day 1? you can do that?
Perplexity AI: Search Revolution or Compliance Risk?
Let me share with you my short article on the subject of Perplexity. I hope you will find it worth reading. I would highly appreciate your feedback. The short poll is at the end of the post. ✔️Is your team already using Perplexity AI? Perplexity (note: this isn't a language model) could change how we work with information, but it also brings serious risks. ✔️Scale of Usage 780 million queries per month with 20% month-over-month growth. Perplexity's current valuation hovers around $18 billion, and since investors are "voting with their dollars," they clearly see this as the future of search tools. It's a US-registered company with mostly Venture Capital funding (60%). 22 million monthly active users. The question is whether companies are consciously supporting this usage or if it's "shadow AI" as described in the interesting MIT report "The GenAI Divide: State of AI in Business 2025"? ✔️Why is Everyone Talking About This? For managers, it means competitive analysis in minutes instead of hours, meeting prep with real-time market data, and competitive intelligence with source citations. For IT teams, it delivers 1,200 tokens/second (3x faster than competitors). What's especially important is that one API gives you access to 8+ models (GPT-5, Claude 4.0, Gemini 2.5), for just $5 per million tokens vs. $30 at OpenAI!!! ✔️Architecture Their proprietary Sonar model is built on Llama 3.3 70B, specialized for factual responses and real-time internet search. Thanks to Cerebras infrastructure, it achieves record-breaking speeds of 1,200 tokens per second. They use DeepSeek R1 - Chinese reasoning technology, but running locally on Perplexity servers in the US. According to sources, data "never" leaves American infrastructure, eliminating the risk of transfer to China. An OpenAI-compatible API ensures easy integration with existing systems, eliminating the need for code changes.
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Perplexity AI: Search Revolution or Compliance Risk?
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As for using perplexity for cold email marketing i can't recommend it from experience. tested it with tavily and chatgpt. both perplexity and tavily gave very superficial or outdated info about the clients. meanwhile chatgpt crushed both when it comes deep research
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Full-funnel copywriter at maxkhalus.com. Currently developing a one-man agency with AI.

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