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How do you plan to take their consent now? Sending an email would mean breaching the code you’re planning to set 

Sending transactional / critical emails are typically accepted even without express consent, from what I’ve learnt. Even if someone has unsubscribed from marketing emails (aka express denial of consent), one it would be ok for an org to send an user a reminder when their trial has ended or their password has been reset. In fact we are legally obligated to do so. 

However, sending marketing emails disguised as “critical” emails can attract penalties. 

Did a fair amount of research on this, but please do correct me if I’m wrong.

Anyone knows some really good hubspot designer and developer?
Please introduce. Thanks

<@U03KUTMPFB7> I thought that's only for posting jobs. Anyway, will keep in mind. Hope it's alright if I don't delete this one?:)

have used bunchbox, they are relatively cheap

have seen one called splitbee which looks really good on paper, never implemented but its also fairly cheap

VWO has free pricing tier if that can solve your purpose

Thanks so much <@U031BVBGHCK> <@U030SDYNX7V>

Hi Everyone,

Has anyone tried linkedin groups and communities for brand awareness as part of the social strategy? How do we enter these groups on linkedin and do we need to pay the admin to put up a post on such groups? 

Anyone who has successfully run this pls dm me.

Thanks in advance.

I have done PLG few times, Happy to share my experience.

Happy to chat! Not building myself but marketing a PLG product to a global audience.

I can share my experience.

Earlier worked on transitioning from general SaaS to PLG strategy.

Currently, setting up things from the ground up.

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<@U02VBQCQ7EG> I can't seem to access this^

<@U02VBQCQ7EG> Thank you, Karthick!
Please provide access to the sheet :slightly_smiling_face:

<@U02VBQCQ7EG> requested for access :pray:

<@U02VBQCQ7EG> Thanks for creating this list, have requested access :)) 

Hi <@U03N7484AV9> please abstain from posting such messages here

<https://youtu.be/z_ca983qJcI|https://youtu.be/z_ca983qJcI>

Very interesting ted talk this

OMG this is so cathartic

:point_down: 

<https://youtu.be/XRaZPSrORzQ|https://youtu.be/XRaZPSrORzQ>

<@U030L4PHVN2>  Are you looking for inspiration or partners? For inspiration, I love Lavender on LinkedIn

Inspiration and ideas actually. I neither want to write long video scripts nor spend hours editing the videos. So along with inspiration, I'm also looking for tools that can help with this.

I'll go checkout Lavender right now, thanks for the suggestion.

Check out:
• Lavender
• Gong
• Chili Piper
• Tim Davidson
• Nick Bennett
• ClickUp

Santosh - +919959997687
Independent freelancer

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Fill their Request a Demo form. Quickest way to get their attention

For sales, maybe. For any other requests, no quicker way than connections.

Get them on a call and tell them you want to get to partnership team as well.

<@U02VBNKU9T6>, can put you in touch with Venkat. Lemme know your email in dm. Will ask him to reach out to you

Hey <@U0389EB28UR>, guess there's a slight confusion. Ketan was just suggesting me some ways to connect with the 6sense team. It's me who's looking for a connect there. I'll dm you my email.

Hey sorry, I was in hurry when I typed that. Will share your email with someone inside. Please know that I don't work for 6sense anymore.

Looking for an agency who can handle ORM (glassdoor, Indeed and LinkedIn). TIA

Hi All,

Anyone has leveraged linkedin groups for brand promotions? If yes, pls dm me.

We're currently doing it and the long-term plan is to get featured in as many B2B marketplaces as possible. There are many by the way. Submissions are straightforward for some while requires engineering help for many others. There's not a lot co-marketing that you can expect from enterprises, though they won't stop you from doing whatever marketing you want to do. However, smaller companies are usually more open for co-marketing.

It's still early stages for us and apart from backlinks, we haven't seen much, but plan is to continue and evaluate the efforts in a 3-6 months period.

That's nice. Would love to know more about your experience, Anand! Shooting you a DM.

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it is not about having more time, it is about having more energy. you may have a lot of time later on but would you have the energy to put in? is what we should ponder on.

People give these advices after they have already made millions.

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Chime in live on this deep dive with Anthony Pierri, Partner at Fletch PMM.

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Basically, every single Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, and Zoho email IP is on sorbs. Each IP is shared by 1000s of users. So if you using these major email providers SORBS is nothing you should worry about.

If your domain is on SORBS or any other blacklist, that is worrisome. Just check your domain on mxtoolbox and you will know.

Never use your primary domain for outbound. Keep less than 50 emails a day. 40 outbound emails, and 10 warm-up emails. Have the necessary records, DMARC, DKIM, and SPF and you are all set. To conduct tests, better use GlockApps.

#alwaysinprimaryinbox:envelope_with_arrow:

Was a Gmail only used for personal purposes
...but awesome inputs <@U044WJJ5BA4>

Doesn't matter- the ips are shared by 1000s of users. If any of these user spams, all the emails on that ip get added to sorbs.

On your own:

1. Do a lot of first party research but also back it up with already available content.
2. First party research should start from your own data/customer usage data - etc. This can be supported with the help of some first party survey. Once you reacha. decent sample size based on your industry -Then it is game of extrapolation. 
3. Major content can come from borrowing from relevent reports of yesteryears. It's the distribution that matters since benchmarks and industry reports are so readily available for most industries. 
4. Reflect on major changes from the last time period - people are more interested on shifting trends rather than actual data.
Shortcut (But more costly way):
1. Do a co-branded report with Praxis, EY, Google, Forrester or equivalent companies.
2. Will cost you a bomb though ($30K-60K) but will save you most of the work apart from distribution. 

A simple re-engagement email sequence always helps.

I usually talk about how things have changed since we last spoke, mention a few product updates - relevant to the audience, of course (do this by segmenting the mailing list into categories/reasons for churn beforehand) - I also mention a few of the newer clients who've come into the picture, and wrap the email up by asking for a quick call to see if they would be interested in trying the product out again.

Offering a discount also works, but I haven't tried those sequences myself so can't help you there.

But yes, a simple reengagement email sequence, then retargeting ads based on the responses/actions on the emails, works great.

Many ways to do it. Get ChatGPT 3.5 Turbo API and install that API in google sheets using the Add-on GPT for sheets or you can simply use <https://sheetgpt.ai>.

Put all the data about the prospect and tell GPT to write a personalised ice-breaker. You can use phantombuster to scrape prospect data but it will use your session cookies so you can't do it on the scale or else your Linkedin account will get blocked.

If you want to do it on a scale, you can use Iscrape API which scrapes Linkedin Profiles for you without session cookies.

With API installed and ready data, you have to give it such prompts and it will give you a ice-breaker-

=CHATGPT("Craft a personalised one-line ice-breaker about the person from the data and content on his LinkedIn. This is for a cold email first line. The ice-breaker can be something about appreciating his/her experience or something that they are doing which is unique. Do not pitch or ask for anything. Just a simple personalised compliment would work. Keep the tone excited. Keep it short without any call-to-action. Keep it around 15-20 words. If can't find anything write a generic compliment about something on their profile. :" &amp;A1:A17)

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Hey <@U044WJJ5BA4>, I am continuously facing this error while adding SheetGPT to my Chrome...have any idea how this could be resolved?

Hi <@U0323V4CLRY> We have a relevant usecase on creating hyper-personalize messaging on each linkedIn profile at scale, happy to connect. know more: <http://prospectoo.com|prospectoo.com>

Hi <@U05CZEH2KAR> -  you could do that. But there will be a lot of stakeholder, expectations management that needs to be done.

Especially when it comes to web design, it becomes more tricky. So factor that in as you go about your idea.

Good luck!

Hi Srikanth,  what do you mean by stakeholder, and expectations management. My idea was to offer different plans, like fiverr, and directly contract one. Do you think it will be a mess, to arrive to a final objective between both parts?

It will be for small and medium businesses, entrepreneurs.

<@U05CZEH2KAR> this isn't SaaS. The term is drop-servicing. It's discussed a lot on biz-related subreddits.

Coming to the question - This absolutely works. You'd need to spend a while finding the right person on Fiverr who can provide the web design as per your client expectations at lower costs.

Also most fiverr gigs don't give you edits once you or the client has approved it. So having a little bit of know-how in web dev would be great.

And most important - your rate to client needs to be high enough to cover your cost of dealing with the client, having meetings, review sessions, and the time you spend in finding the fiverr person talking to them etc.

I understand it Ninad, thanks so much! When talking about web dev, is it only non-code web dev? And what do you mean with rate to client?

And, how can I find the right person on Fiverr, because, I can't base uniquely in prices, I want to take profit, but also to have high reputation between locals.

<@U05CZEH2KAR>
1. You can only find the right Fiverr gig by actually working with a few. You'll find bad gigs that just don't work and lose a little money. But that's going to be part of the biz
2. Code or no-code, it doesn't matter - the clients want you to give them what they want. 
3. Rate to the client -&gt; what you charge to the client vs. what you pay to fiverr

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You can use <#C0318NH5G3C|> for this, Sahil..

<http://qure.ai|qure.ai>, <http://deeptek.ai|deeptek.ai>

Hello!
I need help with uploading an audiobook to Audible India. It’s hard to find clear steps for self-publishers. If you’ve done this before/ or know someone who has, could you help me out?

Thanks a bunch!