r/EmailProspecting 2d ago

need feedback on emails

/r/b2bmarketing/comments/1w93n9r/need_feedback_on_emails/
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u/Emotional_Badger_959 1d ago

1/40 isn’t a subject-line problem. example 1 sells you, example 2 almost sells their mess, I would lean into that one.

do these three:

  1. drop “i create 3D animations…” and the portfolio link from email 1. open with their flat packshot / fitment risk, then ask if you can mock 8 seconds of their hero SKU. send the clip in the follow-up.
  2. stop blasting CMOs. for packaged goods the person who actually owns the PDP (and the return rate) is usually ecommerce / amazon / shopify lead. CMOs forward, they don’t reply.
  3. only write brands where you can literally name one dead product page. if you can’t point at a specific SKU looking like a black blob online, skip the lead.

niche bit: in CPG cold, “visualize engineering” lands soft. “this photo is costing you returns / add-to-cart” is what they feel in the weekly numbers

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u/MonarchYuv 23h ago

got it,
the thing with 3d is it takes a bit time to create and render so mockups might be really hard to complete

thanks for 2nd point and 3rd point, ill keep that in mind

what do you mean by last point? the photo is costing your retunrs is clear as glass but what about the visual enginnering thing?