
Villains, loss aversion, and writing the BEST sales emails with Devin Reed
01/04/23 • 47 min
Episode summary
Everything is content. From the video you post to Linkedin, to the blog on your company’s website, but also the outbound phone call you make and the cold email you write.
The more you can approach your outreach from a content creation perspective, the more success you’ll have. That’s what Devin Reed believes. And with a content lens on outreach, Devin says there’s a very specific structure you can follow to write a cold sales email that actually converts. How?
We’ll put the pen to the test, and face off with Devin in a game of Reeder’s Digest, on this episode of The Sales Feed Show.
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- Connect with Devin Reed on LinkedIn
- Check out Devin's website, The Reeder
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Episode summary
Everything is content. From the video you post to Linkedin, to the blog on your company’s website, but also the outbound phone call you make and the cold email you write.
The more you can approach your outreach from a content creation perspective, the more success you’ll have. That’s what Devin Reed believes. And with a content lens on outreach, Devin says there’s a very specific structure you can follow to write a cold sales email that actually converts. How?
We’ll put the pen to the test, and face off with Devin in a game of Reeder’s Digest, on this episode of The Sales Feed Show.
Hot Links
- Connect with Devin Reed on LinkedIn
- Check out Devin's website, The Reeder
This episode is brought to you by The Reeder Newsletter
The Content Strategy Reeder is a weekly newsletter about content marketing. Get actionable writing and marketing advice every Saturday. Subscribe here.
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Before you go, don’t forget to hit subscribe or follow us wherever you get your podcasts! If you really want to make our day, feel free to leave us a 5-star review!
And if you want to level up your sales game with the latest sales resources, tips, and sellertainment direct to your inbox every Wednesday morning, subscribe to our newsletter.
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What’s more important than selling your product? It just might be helping your buyers buy.
Today’s buyers are often overwhelmed by information overload, decision complexity, and implementation uncertainty. It all leads to a lack of confidence in their own ability to make the right decision, and to realize the value being promised by the seller. This in turn, leads to the dreaded status quo ‘no decision.’
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Could it result in higher win rates? Bigger deals? Happier customers?
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You’re not making any sense! At least that’s what your buyers think.
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