how to find leads (e.g digital agencies) and send emails to them, so they know the service I am offering?

@Ivan When you reply, it'd be helpful if you could tell us how to do this without your program

@Rene Tatua Castillo thank you for the question.| Here’s a breakdown how to do it @Ankit Finding leads and reaching out to them effectively is a crucial part of any business strategy. Here’s how you can approach this: 1. Identify Your Target Audience: In your case, you’re targeting digital agencies. You’ll want to define this further - are you targeting all digital agencies or those of a certain size, in a certain location, or within a certain industry? 2. Find Leads: Once you’ve defined your target audience, you can start finding leads. LinkedIn can be a great resource for this. You can use the search function to find digital agencies that fit your criteria. Industry directories or databases can also be useful. 3. Collect Contact Information: Once you’ve identified potential leads, you’ll need to collect their contact information. This can often be found on the company’s website or LinkedIn profile. If not, tools like Hunter.io can help find email addresses associated with a particular domain. 4. Craft Your Outreach Email: When reaching out to potential leads, it’s important to be clear, concise, and personalized. Explain who you are, what service you’re offering, and why you believe it could be beneficial for them. Make sure to personalize each email to show that you’ve done your research and understand their needs. 5. Follow Up: Don’t be discouraged if you don’t get a response right away. It’s often necessary to follow up a few times before getting a response. Be persistent, but respectful. In our program, we cover these strategies in more detail and provide guidance on how to implement them effectively. We also discuss how AI tools can enhance your lead generation and outreach efforts. For example, AI can help you segment your leads, personalize your outreach emails, and automate your follow-up process.

A major part of this looks like a ChatGPT generated answer 🤦‍♂️

XD, yes looks like chat-gpt, but thanks,

there’s no better coach out there. But strictly looking at tools and approaches I’d recommend looking at Lemlist, Hunter, Appolo and also have a look at Clutch as a way to find your targets.

ChatGPT is a slow death to your thinking if you constantly use it. Anyone can argue all day long. But this is the truth

no argument there. it is a tool for thinking not thinking itself.

🙂