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The Power Of "Warm Email"
Typical email automation software gives your sales follow-ups only about a 14% chance of being read at all - and it’s because your prospect can tell it’s obviously an automated email and their defenses go up...
To Build Earnest Relationships And Trust With Your Top Prospects Your Outreach & Follow Needs to Look & Feel PERSONAL.
Email outreach has gotten cold. Prospects are no longer fine with being treated like cattle. They need that personal touch.
We’ve been developing a brand new way of utilizing email to generate leads and clients QUICKLY using what we call “Warm Email.”
So, how do we define “Warm Email?”
Let's dive into it.

Warm Email (n)
A woefully underutilized email messaging solution that offers a more personal, intimate experience to the recipient that cuts through the noise of the modern email inbox and stands out in a sea of “marketing” and “advertising” emails that your prospects receive on a daily basis.
We call it Warm Email because the Connect 365 software is integrated directly into Gmail (don’t worry… you don’t have to already use Gmail for this to work) to send messages in bulk, up to 1500 contacts per day, that look exactly like you typed up personal emails - one at a time.
In a world full of cold marketing automation, a personal email is going to stand out.
An email that stands out gets opened. An email that gets opened gets read. And an email that gets read is an email that will drive action from your prospects.
If you want to close up to 10 or more high-end clients per month, get in front of dozens of ideal prospects every single day, or if you want to stop over complicating your business growth... then you need focus on being more personal, and more trusting than your competitors.
Today's skeptical market requires it.

The thing I love about it is it’s easy to use and intuitive. It’s not cluttered. I appreciate minimalism and simplicity of use. I had used tools like Constant Contact in the past and got nothing in return.
Before a recent conference I sent out a campaign to 950 prospects that were going to be in attendance. Using Connect 365 to deliver that message I generated over 200 responses, set-up over 60 appointments and landed 2 clients immediately - before the conference even started.
-Chris D, Professional Services
So Here's The
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Features
To import your prospects into Connect 365 for your Warm Email campaigns, all you have to do is upload a simple .csv file, aka a spreadsheet, with their name and email. This can be from your LinkedIn Connections, a list of hot prospects from your CRM, or even just a list of people you met at an event.
You then be able to segment and label your prospects into different groups using “tags”, so that you know exactly where they came from and what campaigns they should be entered in. This way, you’ll be able to customize your message for each segment of your prospects in a way that will resonate with them.
Here’s where the magic happens. Here’s where you design your warm email campaigns for prospect outreach, sales follow-up, client communication, JV recruitment, activity reminders for your webinars, etc. It’s a simple to use email interface that is designed to get your campaigns up and running as quickly as possible.
Inside of the campaign builder, you will be able to schedule your emails based on specific dates you want them to go out OR on simple delay timers that send emails out at timed intervals. That could once every two days, once a week, whatever you’d like. Your best prospects will then receive a personal email from you EXACTLY when you want them to receive it.
You can even automate replies so that your prospects never have to wait too long for a response from you or your team. And since your Warm Email campaigns are sent out as personal emails, there is no unsubscribe button. But if you do want to give your prospects the option to unsubscribe, you can also set that up based on different action triggers.

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In the following post we are going to examine what separates marketing automation email software (like Mailchimp, InfusionSoft, ConstantContact) from Connect 365.
We’ll dive into the features, but most importantly the use cases for each so you can have a better understanding of the types of campaigns and results you can generate.
Marketing Automation Email Software
What’s the elevator pitch?
Some of the more recognized marketing automation brands include Mailchimp, ConstantContact and Keap (InfusionSoft).
All of those companies include different features options from Marketing Automation to CRM capabilities to eCommerce functionality.
But the core function behind all of them is the Email Marketing Automation function.
All of these will require your messages be sent to optins (people that have specifically requested to join your mailing list or download your content/register for your webinar/etc.).
These tools can send LARGE batches of messages to your email list and are not sent through your main email server directly.
This results in a different delivery obviously, but also a different format than a regular email you would login and send to a contact if you sent it manually.
These don't feel personal or individual to the recipient.
That doesn't mean there isn't a place for this type of marketing. It's just a different approach. Typically best served for LARGE sends to LARGE lists.
Now while this example has more personal copy.
It still is formatted in a way that you don't see in an email one person sends to another.
And the sent via Hubspot information highlighted in the arrow tells us why.
How is it used?
Used in marketing funnels that you have driven traffic to opt-in for. Broadcast emails to your subscribed list. One-to-many email nurture and automation.
What can it do?
Deliver very large volume of email messages.
If you have the list and opt-ins, there isn’t much of a limit to how many emails you can send.
What is it good for?
One-to-Many messaging (Thousands or Tens of Thousands of recipients).
Newsletters, large-scale promotions, mass list marketing, mass list engagement.
What isn’t it right for?
Cold Email. Sales Development campaigns. Prospect Relationship Building. Personal email. High-response. High-deliverability.
They just weren’t built for the same thing. They were built to send tons of emails out to giant lists and segment people based on actions taken on websites.
They’re complicated because they have to be.
And because they’re big, they need to be hosted on their own servers...which means that ALL of their users are sending email from the same place...and that makes email service providers like Gmail freak out.
Connect 365
What’s the elevator pitch?
Connect 365 uses your personal (or professional) Gmail or Outlook account to send emails. It’s integrated directly to send from your email account.
And we deliberately kept it SUPER lightweight, so it’s not complicated to learn.
It’s built purely to send, schedule, and track personalized emails and series of email campaigns. And because it’s delivered just like a manual email as far as the email providers are concerned (but sent at scale), you have a higher likelihood of getting your message seen in the first place.
That’s it. Simple, elegant, and easy to use.
Now imagine a series of follow-up messages going out to your recipients that look and feel just like the above.
That's what Connect 365 can do for you.
How is it used?
For any email messaging that could benefit by a more personal look, feel and delivery. Intended for scale, but smaller sends than a mass marketing automation tool like the options listed above. (there are daily email limits that a Gmail/Gsuite/Outlook account can send.)
It can be used for campaigns that are targeting colder prospects, warm leads, previous contacts, clients, affiliate partners, and many more.
What can it do?
Our users have utilized our templates and created their own campaigns to help them:
Get more leads.Get more clients. Automate their marketing. Put in place an automated sales follow-up process.Automate your long-term drip marketing And there are all sorts of other use cases that we will be sharing with you.How to get more JV partners.How to use Connect 365 for influencer marketing, which is basically about getting people who are big names in your industry to talk about you. How to get guest posts. How to get on podcasts. For career-minded professionals, how to stay in touch with your network in a personal way, so you can effectively leverage these contacts when the time comes. How to get more upsells from your existing customers. How to use Connect 365 for accounts receivables, billing and collections. So if somebody owes you money, you don’t have to think about following up with them. You can just automate it and have a sequence of emails go out over the next couple of weeks, couple of months, or however you want to do it. You don’t have to worry about when to send them, you just drop them into the sequence. And the emails come across as personal like you are one-on-one writing them. So, people respond and take action on them. How to get more people to show up for your webinars. How to book more speaking gigs.And a whole lot more!What is it good for?
It’s perfect for campaigns that make the recipients feel like it’s a one-to-one outreach.
Even though you are able to message hundreds of contacts at once.
It’s perfect for nurturing leads and opportunities into appointments and clients.
What isn’t it right for?
Newsletters, large-scale promotions, mass list marketing, mass list engagement. Impersonal list broadcasts.
How can I get started?
Visit us at Connect365.io to set up a trial and get started today!
Introduction
Content calendars can be an incredibly powerful tool for digital marketers. Not only do they help you plan the types of content you create, but they also help to ensure that your messaging is consistent and timely across all your social media platforms.
However, creating a content calendar can be a daunting task, especially if you are just starting out. In this blog post, we will explain the basics of creating a content calendar, as well as some tips on how to make it effective.
Benefits of Creating a Content Calendar
The benefits of creating a content calendar are numerous. First, it allows you to schedule and organize your content in advance, so you can stay on track and avoid last-minute scrambling. This can help to reduce stress during the planning process and will give you more time to focus on the quality of your content.
Additionally, having a content calendar helps to ensure consistency in messaging and branding for all of your posts. With a well-defined plan in place, it's easier to create content that stays true to your brand and resonates with your audience.
Finally, having a content calendar makes it easier to track your performance and measure the effectiveness of your campaigns. By keeping records of what works and what doesn't, you can make more informed decisions about future social media strategies.
Tips for Creating a Content Calendar
1. Determine Your Goals
The first thing you need to ask yourself is why you are creating this content in the first place. What do you hope to accomplish with your efforts? Perhaps you want to increase brand awareness, drive more traffic to your website, generate leads, or establish yourself as an authority in your industry.
Regardless of what your goals are, establishing clear objectives upfront will help you stay on track and measure your performance.
2. Research Your Audience
In order to create content that resonates with your audience, you need to know who they are, what their interests are, and what motivates them. This will allow you to tailor your content to their needs and preferences, thus increasing the likelihood of engagement.
To do this effectively, you’ll want to gather as much information about your audience as possible. This might include demographic data such as age, gender, location, and income level, as well as psychographic data such as hobbies and values.
You can gather this information through a variety of methods, such as analyzing social media data, conducting surveys and interviews, and monitoring customer feedback.
3. Choose Your Platforms
Once you’ve identified your audience and their needs, it’s time to decide which platforms will be best for reaching them. Different platforms can have varying strengths and weaknesses, depending on the type of content you’re looking to create. For example, Instagram is great for creating visuals, while YouTube can be used to create video tutorials or reviews.
Additionally, you’ll want to consider where your audience is most active in order to maximize engagement and reach. If you’re looking to reach an older audience, for example, Facebook may be a more effective channel than Instagram or TikTok.
On the other hand, if you’re targeting more established professionals, social media platforms like LinkedIn or Twitter may be better suited to your needs.
4. Plan Content Types
Now, it’s time to decide which types of content you’ll be focusing on. This could include blog posts, infographics, videos, or podcasts. You’ll want to think about what resonates with your audience and how these types of content fit into your overall marketing strategy.
It’s also important to mix up your content types to keep things interesting. Don’t just stick to one type of content; try to include a variety of mediums in your strategy. This will help to keep your audience engaged and demonstrate the range of your expertise.
5. Create a Schedule
Creating a calendar and sticking to it is essential for a successful content marketing strategy. This includes deciding how often you want to publish your content and establishing a schedule that fits your needs.
Are you going to post daily or weekly? Maybe even monthly? Whatever you decide, make sure that the frequency is realistic and achievable. There's no point in setting a goal to post every day if you realistically know you won't be able to keep up with it.
6. Measure Your Success
Before you can measure your success, you need to figure out what key metrics you want to track. For example, if your goal is to increase website traffic, you may want to track page views and unique visitors. If your goal is to generate more engagement, then you should measure likes, shares, and comments.
Once you have determined which metrics to track, you can use them to analyze the performance of your content strategy. This will allow you to identify what’s working and what’s not, so you can make adjustments accordingly.
7. Stay Flexible
It’s important to remember that no content strategy is ever set in stone. As the landscape of your industry changes, so should your content. That means you should always be on the lookout for new trends and ways to improve your content.
Lastly, keep in mind that sometimes it’s necessary to take a step back and reassess your strategy if it isn’t producing the desired results. By being willing to shift and adjust as needed, you’ll be much better off in the long run.
Conclusion
In conclusion, a content calendar can be a social media marketer's best friend. Whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting out, utilizing a content calendar can help you stay organized, focused and consistent.
Remember to keep your target audience in mind, monitor and analyze your content's performance and don't be afraid to experiment and try new things. By implementing these tips and tricks, you'll be well on your way to developing a successful and effective social media presence.
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One of the best investments for my business ever. wasted a couple hours this weekend sending emails manually.
-Sean Cavanaugh
After taking that 24 hr break, then sending 100, then 160, I’m now ramping up my sending to around 250 per day. The software is working great! I’m loving it!
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This is a simple route. Other lead generation strategies or tools can be tough or complex and typically lead to having to bring on an employee to handle. This is user friendly.
I navigate it pretty well. I’ve landed one client from it recently following some of the recommendations from your team and overall I just like it, and will continue to use if for my email campaigns.
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