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Template of the Week 📕
This template works because it immediately breaks the pattern and creates curiosity through contrast. It disarms scepticism and positions the sender as refreshingly honest rather than another hype-driven vendor.
What we’re pitching: Legal compliance for marketplace platforms.
Good day Ellie!
Brace yourself for the most thrilling topic imaginable. Legals.
I know it's boring as anything but clearly matters when you're managing liability for specialist work quality and handling scope creep disputes that could affect platform guarantees.
Once marketplace platforms reach proper scale - with vetted specialists, client matching systems and service guarantees - certain legal considerations tend to surface that aren't always visible upfront.
Do you mind if I share how other marketplaces structure this so legal work becomes invisible background noise and you never have to think about it again?
Tutorial of the Week 🏫
Tool of the Week ⚙️
Lavender.ai
What it does: An AI powered intent data platform that shows you which accounts are actively researching solutions like yours.
Why we love it: It sits right inside our inbox - Gmail and Outlook - and grades every email from 0 to 100. Flags when our email is too long or too self-focused. Shows how our email looks on mobile because 80% of buyers read emails on their phone.
Next steps: 🔗 Install the Chrome extension and start scoring your next batch of cold emails.
Tip of the Week 💡
Subject line: “{Firstname}, Penn sent you a direct message”
It mimics a LinkedIn or Slack notification, which creates instant curiosity and urgency, and makes the email feel personal.
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Hosted by brothers Felix and Penn Frank, Co-Founders @ StackOptimise.
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