I recently launched 2 pilot campaigns for a client and generated 1 interested lead for every 70.76 prospects, and it's not fully optimized yet. When most people are struggling to get 1-2% reply rates and 15% positive replies, here’s the stats this client got: Leads: 1,486 Emails Sent: 4,385 Replies: 57 Reply Rate: 3.84% Positive Replies: 21 Positive Reply Rate: 36.84% Here’s what we DID NOT do: → we DID NOT setup 100 email accounts → we DID NOT build a massive lead list → we DID NOT write a single "email template" Instead we followed a very strict 3-step AI process, that you've never used, and the results speak for themselves. I’ve broken the entire process down, step-by-step, and how you can pilot this by implementing it into your B2B business. While every business is different and I can’t guarantee results like this for everyone, I think everyone should pilot this exact same process. It might just be the game changer you’ve been looking for to generate more opportunities and more customers. In 72% of our pilot campaigns, it’s produced much higher results than the old “email template” strategy. If you’d like to learn more about the process, like this post and comment "GOLD" below and I'll send you the strategy. (must be following)

Tim Walz has cursed every Minnesota sport. He must go.

Vikings defense hasn't forced a punt all night. Brutal.

KOC won't run it in 3&1 but will run on 2nd and goal from the 15 yard line after a 7yd sack. Playing for FGs down 21. 🤦‍♂️

I guess this post aged well.

People will buy $75,000 vehicles and have so much junk they can't park them in their three-stall garage. 🤦‍♂️

It's 8am on a Monday and the line at McDonald's is backed up. No wonder why America is fat.

The NFL needs to answer for the Vikings missed FG that clearly hits the camera cable and causes a critical miss.

Can anyone in the #Vikings land confirm this?

Hard disagree. Personalization is not just inserting know variables about a lead. It's also connecting dots and relating an offer to that person. This can be done with AI. Strong offers and valuable personalization is an unlock.

I love how clients who have never ran cold email before suddenly become cold email experts after you launch their campaigns and print them positive replies.

Stop treating your prospect’s inbox like a dumping ground. It’s not. It’s the most valuable real estate you’ll ever compete for. Here are 5 reasons you should start respecting it: 1. One bad email = lost deal. Trust is fragile, and lazy sends can kill the chance forever. 2. Deliverability = meetings. If your emails don’t land, you don’t book calls. Period. 3. Attention is currency. Your prospect is drowning in noise. If you’re not sharp, you’re invisible. 4. Personalization = replies. Generic templates don’t drive revenue. Relevance does. 5. Relationships compound. Great emails open doors today and keep them open tomorrow. The inbox isn’t yours. It’s theirs. And you’re either a welcome guest or an uninvited intruder.

This is the part they never show in founder p*rn. For many years, work didn't feel like work. But the past 1-2 years has felt like a living hell. The bootstrap grind The fear of not making it The late nights The early mornings The poor sleep The 24/7 anxiety The money problems And the worst of it: The fear of not providing for my wife and daughters like I once did. ...and the fear of failure, guilt, and shame. Now... This isn't a sob story. I don't want anyone reading this to feel sorry for me. Or try to cheer me up. Because, although it's been hard, I'd do it all over again. I've left it all out in the field. Building and growing SaaS products. The truth is, it's very hard. We've had successes and failures. And I've made my share of mistakes. But I can say, I've left it all out in the field. And for that I'm proud and grateful. There's been 1000 reasons to quit. And 1000 opportunities to give in. But we didn't. We kept going. But, as proud as I am for persevering... There comes a time when it's just not fun anymore. When it's harder to rest your head on the pillow at night. Harder to fall asleep. When it gets a little harder to get out of bed. Harder to be present with the time you have with your family. Harder to look at yourself in the mirror. Harder not to feel like you're living in your own former shadow. So... I guess what I'm saying is, this is just the beginning. Even if being a "SaaS founder" isn’t my calling right now. It's still just the beginning. Perhaps it's my best origin story yet. What I'll do next, who knows. But what I do know is… It's time to ‘Make Work Fun Again’ - Patrick Founder, LeadEngine

If you’re not personalizing cold emails… You’re literally training Gmail to hate you. Here’s why: Every time you blast the same templates: ❌ Spam filters see the same “fingerprint” (over and over) ❌ Prospects hit “report spam” (because it’s irrelevant) ❌ Engagement tanks (and so does your domain reputation) But when you personalize: ✅ Each email looks unique to filters ✅ Prospects actually read instead of report ✅ You keep engagement high and stay inboxed Resulting in higher reply rates from better delivery. So, send emails that aren't "carbon copies". Otherwise get used to buying domains and email accounts like clockwork.

You can send SPAM. Or you can send COLD emails. The difference is nuanced but important: Spam: ❌ Largest TAM you can pull ❌ Broad stroke email template ❌ No personalization, just spray & pray ❌ Hoping someone, anyone, bites Cold email: ✅ Targeted ICP you actually want to work with ✅ Messaging crafted to resonate with THEM ✅ Thoughtful personalization at scale ✅ Not just 'blasting' inboxes Spam burns your reputation. Cold email builds your pipeline. One is lazy. The other is strategic. Anyone can send more emails. Few send the right ones. So, why are you still spamming?

20% of my AI personalized email are...meh. The other 80% though are 🔥 Why not to worry about the 20%: AI writing gets a bad wrap, sometimes. People want to act like one bad email is applied to all. But it's not. It's fun to screenshot bad examples. Post it on social. And make an example out of someone. BUT... How many bad automated emails have you seen? (my guess is a lot) But just because there's hallucinations doesn't mean it's cooked. Yes, some AI outreach is better than others. Just like some automated is better. But AI is still better than a human at scale. Humans can't produce volume or consistency. So, it's still much better than the alternative!

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This makes ZERO logical sense. Volume is the #1 KILLER of deliverability. More bounces and more spam reports. It doesn't take a rocket surgeon to understand this.

Here's a deliverability hack no one ever told you about: Send less emails, but ones people want to reply to. Sometimes it's that simple.