Finding a niche that actually works is a game-changer. Here’s your ultimate checklist to make sure you’re on the right track: 1.Solve a Pain Point: Does your niche have a real problem you can fix? If it doesn’t, people won’t pay up. Pain drives action, and that’s what gets you paid. 2.Market Growth Check: Is your niche booming or busting? Make sure it’s growing—nobody wants to ride a sinking ship. 3.Affordability: Can your target market afford high-ticket offers? If they can’t drop serious cash, your profit potential is limited. 4.Stay Interested: You’re going to be knee-deep in this for a while, so pick a niche that keeps you hyped. Your excitement is your energy source! 5.Competition is Good: Competition means the niche is alive and kicking. Just make sure you can stand out. It’s not about being the best right away but finding your unique edge. 6.Scale for Growth: Is there a big enough audience for you to expand? Think long-term. Ideally, you need 30,000+ people in your niche to keep scaling. Share your thoughts below, or feel free to reach out if you’d like any tips or checklists to help you capture a niche.

Is it possible to make a costum fields GIF for every single lead in a lead list? For example if I have personalized loom videos for every lead and want to add them in my email campaign. Thanks in advance!

Hey everybody I wanted to offer a quick 12 steps miniguide for anybody looking to use cold email for attracting clients I made over 300k last year promoting a B2B service with cold email, so it works. To get traction with cold email I suggest to have enough email accounts to be able to send at least 1,000 messages a day, as each email account can only send 25/30 cold emails a day max. To get to 1000 messages a day you can buy 15 domains and then create 3 email accounts per domain. Here is the super quick mini guide: Step 1 Buy 15 domain, you can go to godaddy or namecheap Step2 Buy 3 google workspaces per domain (in the UK they cost £6 a month each, in USA should be about $7 each) Step 3 Set up the MX records, spf, dkim and dmarc Step 4 Warm up the inbox for 14 days, I use instantly as warmup is included in the cold email platform cost, but there are other tools Leave the warm up on for every account, never turn it off (send max 25 warm up emails a day per email account and then max 25 cold email a day per email account) Step 5 Get a list of your target customers on apollo (apollo dot io), or linkedin sales navigator (you can extract data with a service called scrupp, findymail or evaboot) Step 6 Verify the emails to make sure emails are safe to send, you can use millionverifier or reoon Step 7 Create an account with a cold email platform I recommend instantly or smartlead Step 8 Create a personalized intro line for every prospect, can be done with chat GPT, or if you prefer skip this step and send a very clear and short 1st message Step 9 Load the clean data in your cold email platform (you only need first name, email, company name, if you have a description of the company even better as you can use that to create personalized first lines with chatGPT) Step 10 Create an email sequence of 3 or 4 messages, each going out every 3 days, same title each message should be all text and no more than 100 words CTA should be a request for more info or to get on a call with you

On a pretty fresh sub account, what are the step by step requirements for me to send out 300-3000 emails & ACTUALLY land in their inbox. Is this possible to do within 14 days of making the sub account also?

Hey guys Im struggling with seeing replies in my conversations tab. I read that having another SMTP provider instead of Mailgun/LC Email can be the reason. I am currently warming my email with instantly and found out that all the replies are landing in the instantly inbox. Do you guys know how to solve this? I'll be more than happy for your anwsers or tip! Thanks in advance.