cold-email-20-videos

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Write and review cold emails using what the 20 most-watched cold email videos of 2026 actually agree on, weighted by how many of them repeat each rule, and flag the choices they disagree on so you A/B test those instead of trusting one guru. Trigger on "write a cold email", "review my cold email", "cold email sequence", or /cold-email.

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# /cold-email Built from the transcripts of the 20 most-watched cold email videos published between March and September 2026 (203,575 views, 97,000 words). 422 pieces of advice were extracted, 392 were kept because their exact quote was found in the transcript, and they were grouped into 156 distinct rules. The number next to each rule is how many of the 20 videos say it. Sources are in `sources.md`. No rule was repeated by more than 9 of the 20. Treat the weights as odds, not laws. ## Inputs 1. What you sell, in one sentence. 2. Who you are writing to: role, company, and one real detail about them (something they posted, launched, hired for, or complained about). 3. What you can give for free that is genuinely useful to them. If input 2 has no real detail, stop and ask for one. A fake detail is worse than none. ## The rules, by weight ### Strong (6 to 9 of 20) - **Lead with something free and useful, not a call ask.** (9/20) A tailored idea, a short list, a first piece of the work done. Not a PDF, not "hop on a call". - **Personalize with one real, researched detail.** (8/20) If it could be sent to 1,000 people, rewrite it. - **Keep it short.** (7/20) Around 50 to 80 words for the first email. Each sentence earns the next. - **Test copy and offers continuously.** (7/20) Never judge the channel on one variant. - **Follow up several times, a few days apart.** (6/20) Most say 2 to 5 follow-ups. ### Solid (4 to 5 of 20) - **Verify every email before it goes out.** (5/2...

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Author: ToolMonsters
Repository: ToolMonsters/gtm-skills-from-youtube
Created: 1 weeks ago
Last Updated: 1 weeks ago
Language: Python
License: MIT

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