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Plain answers about cold email
Plain answers to the questions people ask us about cold email: what it is, whether it is legal, what it costs, and how to make it work.
What to do with replies: speed, qualification and booking
The campaign is won or lost after the reply. Answer within the hour, ask two questions, book the meeting, and treat every 'no' as data.
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A/B tests that actually matter in cold email
Most tests measure noise. The few that move results: first line, the question, length, send timing, and the follow-up count.
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Building a cold email list: where leads come from and how to clean them
A precise, verified list is most of the result. Sources, segmentation, verification, enrichment and the suppression list that keeps you polite.
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Email warm-up: what it is and how long it takes
New mailboxes have no reputation. Warm-up builds one before the first cold email goes out: what happens, how long it takes, and the signs it worked.
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How to write a cold email that gets replies
A structure that works: one specific first line, one offer, one question, under 120 words, and two follow-ups that each add a reason.
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SPF, DKIM and DMARC explained in plain English
The three DNS records that tell inbox providers your email is really from you. What each does, and the settings that work for cold email.
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How many cold emails does it take to get one client?
Realistic numbers for a precise B2B list: reply rates, positive replies, meetings and deals, and the levers that move each one.
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Never send cold emails from your main domain
Cold email always carries some deliverability risk. Secondary domains absorb it so your company's real inbox never pays for it.
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Is cold email legal in France, the EU and the UK?
For B2B, yes, under conditions: a legitimate interest, a professional recipient, an honest message and a working opt-out. General information, not legal advice.
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What cold email is, and what it is not
Cold email is a short, personal message to a business contact who has not heard of you. It is not spam, not a newsletter, and not mass mailing.
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