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Happy Gibberish Day!

Sales 2.0

Happy Gibberish Day! Today, September 20, is apparently National Gibberish Day, so it seems like a good time to surface this classic point about how your describe your company and products to your prospects–or indeed to anyone that asks “what do you do?”. Happy Gibberish Day!

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Happy Gibberish Day!

Sales 2.0

Happy Gibberish Day! Today, September 20, is apparently National Gibberish Day, so it seems like a good time to surface this classic point about how your describe your company and products to your prospects–or indeed to anyone that asks “what do you do?”. Happy Gibberish Day!

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When Marketing Gets Downright SCARY

Appbuddy

Well, she didn’t remember that, and instead of contacting me with questions before testing, sent an email with gibberish and broken links to 800k contacts. Instead of enjoying his last day of the weekend, he spent his time thinking about all the work he needed to do.”. Yes, you read that correctly: 800,000 contacts.”.

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25 Cold Email Tips for More Opens and Better Response Rates

Sales Hacker

Five Days to Become a Cold Email Pro: Part 3. I’d be happy to help you figure out your best next steps. The day of the week and the time of day you send it can both make a difference in your open and click rates. And by all means, don’t send from a spammy account that looks like this: gy348z@gibberish-sypzzxyj.ru.

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25 Cold Email Marketing Tips to Increase Response Rates

LeadFuze

Im happy to answer any questions you may have. I am more than happy to send you the checklist, or we can get on a call and I will walk you through it. I am always happy to help. Whether you send it on a weekday or weekend, at what time of day, and how often can all have an impact on the open rates for your email.

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Anatomy of a Price Increase: A Nutshell Oral History

Nutshell

But then I was talking to my brother about it one day, and he said, “What do you mean, you’ve never raised prices? Along the way, we came up with the idea of basing the price increase on our customers’ “health score”—the percentage of an account’s enabled users that had logged in within the last 30 days. Are you kidding me?

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