https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-felix-podcast-174789188/episode/the-ultimate-guide-to-the-best-178881371/


Hey, what is going on, doc? Today, we’re jumping into the crazy universe of B2B freezing mail outreach. Sounds stiff? Not a chance, never when yours truly happens to be your mentor. Ready? Let us dig in!

---

### What Does B2B Cold?

Now, uninvited messages feel like throwing a carrot toward a void—you don’t know who will respond. But in professional arenas, that strategy is effective if you understand the secret to pulling it off.

Basically, you’re reaching to companies offering them a pitch. It’s nothing like spamming garbage emails, doc; it’s focused on being smart.

---

### First Thing’s First: Understand Your Audience

You won’t just send messages to random business, pal. You’ve gotta research exactly who you are pitching to.

Think of it: attempting to sell carrot-flavored ice cream to a carnivore. Bad audience, correct? So, figure out the kind of companies might benefit from your solutions.

Tools like CRM tools, business sites, and even Google can be useful for identifying ideal leads.

---

### Second Carrot: Craft A Compelling Header

Here’s a secret: Your email opener is like a hook. If it’s meh, your target will even open your email.

Make it short, make it clear, and hint at value. Picture this:
- “How to Boost ROI in Q4”

Notice how it’s direct? That’s the trick, doc!

---

### Step 3: Write Your Email Centered Around Their Needs

Here is the part where plenty of messages lose steam: talking just about your own company. Do not do that, buddy!

Your recipient wants to know what is in it for them. Begin by highlighting their problems and demonstrating the way you fixes their pain points.

---

### Fourth Bunny Tip: Personalize Each Email

Generic emails work like eating on fake carrots—no one likes them. Take the time adding details about the recipient.

Say: “Hey XYZ Solutions, I noticed your company is expanding into the health sector—my service might assist in your growth goals.” Boom, pal.

---

### Step 5: Follow Up

Don’t send one email and wait for magic. Most opportunities happen during multiple reminders. Politely, check back and include extra incentives.

---

### Final Thoughts

Unsolicited B2B emails aren’t tricky as long as you follow these tips. Remember: it is about providing solutions, forming connections, and never giving up.

So, yo, what’s holding ya? Hop on those emails, friend, and let us close some sales. What’s so bad about that?


Yo, what’s up, buddy? Today, we’re diving inside the craft of cold email domain setup. Seems confusing? Not with me around, not if Bugs Bunny is breaking it down for ya. Let’s hop to it!

---

### Step 1: Choose a Great Domain

First things first, you’ve got a clean domain. Imagine it like: attempting to send carrots with a mailbox nobody trusts. No one is going to trust you.

- Grab a separate domain dedicated to cold emails.
- Ensure it’s short and sweet and never too similar your main domain.
- What’s the point? This way, you keep the main one protected from any issues.

---

### Second Step: Prepare The Domain

Hold on, buddy! You cannot simply fire off emails the second you’ve picked a fresh address. Imagine trying to win the Olympics with zero training. You’ll burn!

Here’s how it’s done:
- Go light: Fire off a handful messages each day.
- Use real people who could reply.
- Over 2-4 weeks, gradually bump up your sending rate.

That way, the internet understand that you are a legit sender. Picture it like: building trust.

---

### Next: Authenticate The Domain

Here is the part where get slightly tricky. You’ve gotta set up email authentication. No sweat, buddy, it is never as scary as it sounds!

### Steps to Follow:
1. **SPF (Sender Policy Framework):**
Picture it invitation for messages. Just senders approved can send emails from your domain.

- Go to your DNS settings.
- Add the code declaring “Here are the people allowed to send my domain.”

2. **DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail):**
This adds a fancy stamp to your messages. Imagine it as like Bugs Bunny’s seal of approval.

3. **DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance):**
Sounds complicated, huh? However, it’s straightforward: This lets others how to act if a message is not legit.

---

### Step 4: Test Everything

Eh, what’s the point setting everything up if it doesn’t work? Perform checks to ensure it’s all working.

- Use tools such as Mail Tester or MX Toolbox.
- These tools will give you a report for email setup.
- Adjust any issues that show up.

---

### Last Carrot: Track Domain’s Standing

One more thing, doc: Even if you’ve set up all this, avoiding spam filters is not a fire-and-forget. It is a continuous task.

- Keep an eye on your domain’s standing using tools like Google Postmaster or SenderScore.
- If you see issues, act fast.
- Stay away from sending junk.

---

### The Wrap-Up

So, that’s the scoop, pal! Setting up your domain to ensure outreach deliverability is not as scary as it looks. It’s simply about doing a few things.

So now, what are you waiting for? ????