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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2018 · 7 MIN

How to A/B Test Sales Emails

from The Art of Appointment Setting · host Kwesi Sakyi-Gyinae

Hey everyone, it’s Kwesi here. Since we launched our Lead Generation Masterclass, we’ve gotten a ton of great questions from our students and a lot of people from our community. So in this episode, I’m going to take some time to answer some of the questions we’re getting so everyone can benefit from it. And by the way, if you have yet checked out the Masterclass, you can check it out here. Also if you have any questions about lead generation and building a prospecting system that works, feel free to shoot me an email with your question and I’ll answer it in one of the episodes on this show. Today, we’re talking about how to A/B test cold emails.   This episode is brought to you by Katallyze.io: Join our free webinar and learn How to Book 30 Sales Meetings Using Cold Emails in 30 Days. You’ll learn: ✔️The 1-Cold Email Mistake That Sends Buyers Running Away From You ✔️Little-known Ways to Grab Your Prospect’s Attention and Get Them Interested ✔️How to Dramatically Book More Sales Meetings Without Being Sleazy ✔️How to Get in Front of More of the RIGHT Prospects (No one else will share this.) Don’t wait any longer, click here to register.

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