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Template of the Week 📕
This template works because it leverages asymmetric insight to create immediate curiosity. The opener makes the problem concrete before the prospect realises it exists. Then the body creates FOMO without pressure. And the soft close removes all friction and demonstrates unilateral value.
What we’re pitching: AI visibility auditing and optimisation services.
Jodi, imagine this:
A lead wants knowledge sharing solutions. They ask Gemini for top options.
AI search platform answers with side-by-side breakdowns - even cost estimates.
The thought that should make you pause: Is Quora in that answer?
Most Q&A platform teams aren't tracking this. They're monitoring everything but not the channel that's actively reshaping how prospects make decisions.
Meanwhile, forward-thinking teams are already dialing in their AI visibility.
The point is knowing where you rank in these AI searches.
We'll give complimentary AI visibility report for Quora - showing exactly how you show up across Claude, ChatGPT, and Google's AI results.
Want me to send it over - no strings attached?
Tutorial of the Week 🏫
Tool of the Week ⚙️
What it does: Waterfall enrichment tool that pulls phone numbers and emails from multiple data sources at once.
Why we love it: It checks multiple databases simultaneously and returns the best available number. We're seeing 60-70% data coverage with BetterContact. It integrates with Clay, so we plug it into our enrichment waterfall and let it run.
Next steps: 🔗I’ll let the tool do all the talking - plans start at $15/month.
Tip of the Week 💡
More context = more credibility is not always true when it comes to cold emails.
Here's how we structure cold emails at StackOptimise:
Line 1-2: We prove we know their world
Line 3-4: We name a problem they actually have
Line 5-6: We hinted at how we can help, in the context of their need
Line 7: Low friction CTA to share more info or something valuable
That's it.
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