Now that the Tech Week calendar is live We are hosting or co-hosting a bunch of events as part of Tech Week East we are hosting a bunch of Agentic Voice events in both cities Boston 26 May 10:00 AM Agentic Voice Workshop https://partiful.com/e/Z49RTBQXINeOZOyCOjKI 26 May 3:30 PM (online) Agentic Voice AMA https://partiful.com/e/dqT8aqmCazCqPJiPoK6o New York Jun 1 10:00 AM Agentic Voice Workshop https://partiful.com/e/pxdWahJXi0EQklEuU50W Jun 1 1:00 PM Agentic Voice Hackathon https://partiful.com/e/E915u2aKmufVgYwg0Cdf Jun 2 3:30 PM Agentic Voice AMA https://partiful.com/e/EujnL6UKFFK3xvPiVUyp Full calendar at https://www.tech-week.com/calendar/

When I started my AI automations agency back in June 2025, I did what most of you are probably doing right now (Cold Email). I went from only booking like 2/3 meetings from cold email in 3 months to booking 15 meetings each week and finally signing my first client. I know some of you in here are probably in that same position I was in right now. So i put together 6 guides you can use to start succeeding with cold email and booking qualified meetings every day just like I did: • The Cold Email Infrastructure & Setup Guide • How to Plan a Cold Email Campaign That Actually Gets Replies • Lead List Building Guide • Micro Offer Playbook • The Personalisation & Research Playbook • The 16% Reply Rate Cold Email Structure Hope they help and let me know if you have any questions.

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When getting AI automation clients via cold email, I feel like a lot of people blame their copy when things aren’t working. But a lot of the time… it’s how the email actually comes across. I used to rely on templates or write emails that sounded “right” in my head, but they were either too generic or too focused on me. Even though the emails looked fine on the surface, they just didn’t get replies. Once I shifted how the emails actually read (simpler, more natural, more focused on them) everything improved. More replies, better conversations, and it didn’t feel forced. I put together a quick breakdown of the structure I use now to get a 16% reply rate in my cold email campaigns, so you don’t end up sending emails that sound decent but get ignored anyway. You can access the breakdown here, hope it helps!