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📢 Hey Founders, Here’s What Makes a Great Cold Inbound Email Cold inbound emails are usually ignored, but recently we received one that stood out. Here’s the breakdown of the A+ cold email: 👉 Direct and Concise: The email delivers a clear, succinct message about the venture. By using examples i.e. Uber for helicopters, the purpose becomes crystal clear. 👉 Personal Touch: By starting with appreciation for Leverage's passion and acknowledging their track record, the founder showed genuine interest. It's not just about the ask; it's about building a connection. 👉 Easy to Read: No unnecessary jargon or lengthy paragraphs. The email got straight to the point without overwhelming the recipient. 👉 Metrics for Reliability: The founder did not just tell; they showed. Numbers speak volumes, and the venture's achievements are presented as a testament to their potential. 👉 Non-aggressive and Inviting: The call to action is friendly and open-ended. It's an invitation to a conversation, not a forceful push for immediate action. 🚀 Why It Works: We appreciated the thoughtful approach and transparency. The metrics give a sense of credibility, and the personal touch makes it clear that this is not a generic inbound. This founder just secured a meeting. 🔍 Key Takeaway for Founders: When reaching out, think about how you can genuinely connect. Be clear, concise, and let your achievements do the talking. Remember, it's not just about the ask; it's about building relationships. What do you believe separates the great cold inbound emails from the rest? Share your thoughts! 👇  #StartupLife #Entrepreneur #VC #VentureCapital

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