13 data enrichment tools to find almost any data point you need: BounceBan: catch-all verification Crunchbase: funding + company data Clay: orchestrates 100+ data providers LeadMagic: validation + catch-all detection FullEnrich: large-scale waterfall enrichment BetterContacts:

Everyone wants to book 3-5 calls per day. Nobody wants to: - Warm up 100 domains for a month - Verify every contact - Write 12 copy variants - Monitor deliverability daily - Actually follow up You don't want scale, You want magic. Magic doesn't exist. Systems do.

5 reasons why volume is king in cold email: 1. You test more offers faster 2. You find PMF through real data 3. You will hit your ICP at the right moment by sheer probability 4. You build a pipeline that compounds weekly 5. You stop relying on "hope" as a strategy If your TAM

If you're struggling with: - Low reply rates - Leads that ghost you - Campaigns that fall flat after week 2 - Copy that sounds like everyone else's And you have no idea what to do... Just assume you need: A) better copywriting B) better market research C) more emails I

Want the simplest cold email that actually gets replies? Line 1: "[Company] seems to be struggling with [pain point]." Line 2: "I help [ICP] do [result], here's who I've done it for." Line 3: "Worth a quick chat?" Don't need an AI-generated first line about their dog. Or an

Set up 100 mailboxes. 10 emails per inbox per day. 30,000 emails sent every month. Prove your offer. Then buy more mailboxes. Rinse & Repeat.

Want to steal your competitor's customers? 1. Use BuiltWith or TheirStack to find who's using their product 2. Pull decision-makers from those companies into Clay 3. Run a waterfall to find every email 4. Write copy that positions you as the better alternative 5. Include a

A client told me I single-handedly outperformed their team of 10 SDRs. It wasn't because I knew more. Or had better tools. I just did more. By testing more offers By building bigger lists By sending more emails By writing shorter emails By following up for longer Most

5 signs a prospect will be a nightmare client: 1. They can't clearly explain who their customer is 2. They ask for a discount before the first call ends 3. They want to see guaranteed results in writing 4. They've churned through 3+ agencies in the last year 5. They push back on

Best performing cold email cadence I've ever used: (bookmark this) Email 1: Signal + problem + proof + soft CTA. Email 2 (2-3 days later): New angle, different benefits, reframe the intro. Email 3 (1 week later): Breakup with urgency + lead magnet. Total cadence: 10 days.

At my old job, I was managing 4 clients on my own. That felt like my absolute ceiling. Until I left to build my own thing: 5 clients, and I was barely keeping my head above water. 8 clients, and I couldn't remember which campaign belonged to which client. 12 clients, hadn't

2 types of agencies selling lead gen right now: Type 1: - Researches every prospect for 20 minutes - Crafts personalized first lines in Clay - Sends maybe 300 emails a day - Burns through $3K/month on enrichment tools - Books 8 meetings if they're lucky Type 2: - 3-line email