Full Cold Video Email Campaign Set Up


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Introduction

The Key Components Of A Successful Cold Video Email Campaign

  • Targeting
  • Deliverability
  • Email copy + using a GIF
  • Video Landing Page
  • The Video
  • Automations
  • Followups
  • Analytics
  • Pitchlane Customer Success

Why send cold video emails?

Psychology of why it’s important

  • A prospect hearing your voice humanises you. This means
    • You are much easier to trust
    • You can show off your expertise
    • You become relatable (especially if reaching out to prospects of the same seniority within a company)

Practical/Commercial reasons it is important

  • Videos are a pattern disrupt - they buy attention
  • Videos are a focal point of automations and gaguing intent
  • They give your outreach / lead gen a USP

Success Story

Kristian, ColdSharks: 7% meeting booked rate and had 6 clients wanting to work with him from ~500 cold emails

Success Story

Erik Paulson, Vendisys: 3x meetings booked on an A/B test - case study coming soon

The Set Up Starts Now

Targeting

B2B Lead Gen Agency Targeting B2B SaaS

Deliverability

Deliverability Checklist

Email Copy

(spintax to be added later)

Subjectline: [video] how can [companyName] book 30 calls

Hey firstName

Body: I’ve created a video for how [insert offer] we would get you 30 clients a months in 45 days or you don’t pay.

That’s how we achieved [company] in [timeframe].

GIF

Funny, right?

Signature

note: segment by job title/revenue/painpoint/niche for even better results

Video Script

  • Script template #1

    Hey - could be completely wrong but [probing question about relevant trigger]

    Reason I ask is we helped [company] to [achieve/fix X] with our [z method] but it only works if [qualifying criteria]

    So I could be completely wrong but if [you match criteria] we could get same results

    Again - not sure if that’s right but thought I’d introduce myself via video in case - if it is, I’ve left my availability to the side to see if we’d be a good fit

    And it won’t be a sales call - we need to vet our potential clients to see if we can get them results, in order to protect our reputation. So leave your credit card locked away.

    I’ll also leave a case study below


ingredients: referencing case studies are great

Hi,

I mentioned in my email [insert offer]. Here’s our plan on how we would do that for you.

[mechanism] - heres how we would do it

[so you could achieve x outcome] - sell the outcome: your revenue could be X based on these calcs

strong CTA reference the calendly

Automations

Email:

Just got a notification from pitchlane that you viewed the video that I sent you - what did you think of my acting skills haha?

Sent from my “smart” phone - please excuse any grammatical errors and brevity


Sean’s version

Just got a notification from pitchlane that you viewed the video that I sent you - are you interested in [insert offer] like I outlined in the video?

Are you free next tuesday at 10am?

Here’s a link below to book a call ← this should be a/b tested, is automated or manually better

or auto book with calendly?

Other ideas for automation

  • Cold call - this is a great opportunity to handle objections
    • Take 5 to go on their website and personalise and relate your offer
  • LinkedIn message
  • Ringless voicemail drop

Follow ups:

  • What did you think of my acting skills haha?
  • Can you tell I don’t usually get behind the camera haha?
  • Hopefully you can hear me through my accent haha - was the audio ok?
  • That was actually my first time behind camera haha - how did I do?
  • I bet [competitor] isn’t doing this right? - relate to the offer/company/niche

Analytics

How to use Pitchlane 101

Pitchlane Customer Success

Customer Success Story

Maarten Grunson, Powermarketing: closed 20k in new clients from Pitchlane, that’s a 20x ROI - case study coming soon!

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