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Jun 26, 2024 42 min

Cold Email TITAN Alex Berman

from The One Network Hosted by Chris Hanson

@AlexBerman became an entrepreneur because he saw his parents build a business from scratch through cold calling. He always saw having a job as a stepping stone to starting his own business. He was inspired by Tim Ferriss, Ramit Sethi, Seth Godin, and real founders of successful businesses. Upon a move to New York to pursue a tech startup - he used cold emails to get a job and eventually start his own agency. Later ventures were into SaaS and info products, focusing on organic content marketing and cold email outreach. Highly recommend you check out his MASTERMIND (which is rare if you know me! but this guy worth it) https://u.email10k.com/sales-page1716462719020?utm_source=xads&utm_medium=thread&utm_campaign=sold-a-saas Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 06:50 Becoming an Entrepreneur and Starting an Agency 10:01 The Power of Cold Email and Content Creation 13:50 Venturing into SaaS and Info Products 22:56 Building a Billion-Dollar Valuation vs. Lifestyle Business 27:51 The Power of Personalization in Cold Email Campaigns 30:36 The Potential of AI in Sales Enablement 36:06 The Future of Sales: Human Expertise + AI Technology If you are INTERESTED in being part of a VIP Entrepreneur community where you get directly connected to like-minded entrepreneurs - crowd-sourced business "templates" and catered WARM intros - talk with me! as always please follow events

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