I will run cold email campaigns that book b2b sales meetings
About this Gig
Struggling to fill your sales calendar without spending on ads? Cold email, done right, still books meetings, most campaigns fail because of generic copy and bad lists, not the channel itself.
I run full-funnel B2B cold email campaigns: verified prospect lists, personalized copy, deliverability setup, and follow-up sequences. One recent campaign generated 8 qualified meetings in a single month from 227 first-touch emails and 109 follow-ups.
What you get:
- Verified, targeted prospect list matching your ideal customer profile
- 3-5 email sequence with real personalization, not merge-tag templates
- Deliverability setup (SPF/DKIM/DMARC check, warm-up guidance)
- Weekly performance report: opens, replies, meetings booked
- Follow-up cadence until reply or opt-out
I run this exact playbook daily for my own lead-gen agency, the lists and copy are tested on live campaigns before they ever reach you.
Message me with your target industry and ideal customer profile before ordering, and I'll confirm feasibility within a few hours.
Outreach channel:
Engagement model:
Project-based
Industry:
Marketing & advertising
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Technology
Language:
English
My Portfolio
FAQ
Do you provide the email sending tool/domain?
I can use your existing mailbox/domain (recommended for deliverability) or help set up a dedicated sending domain for Standard/Premium, ask before ordering.
How do you find the leads?
Verified B2B databases plus manual research matched to your ideal customer profile, no purchased spam lists.
What's a realistic reply/meeting rate?
Typical campaigns see 8-15% reply rates and 3-8 qualified meetings per 200-300 emails sent, depending on list quality and offer.
Can you write the email copy in my brand voice?
Yes, send 2-3 examples of your existing outreach or website copy and I'll match the tone.
What if I don't get any meetings?
I optimize subject lines and copy based on weekly open/reply data at no extra cost within the package's revision limit.

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