Description
The Clay workflow 'Personalize outbound with prospects main challenges' is highly useful as it allows sales and marketing teams to tailor their communication to directly address the primary concerns or problems faced by their potential customers. This not only shows a deep understanding of the prospect's needs but also helps in crafting more effective and targeted marketing strategies. The personalization can lead to a higher response rate and engagement, improving the overall effectiveness of the marketing or sales campaign.
Update Claygent prompts to your industry/outbound focus
Here is the workflow that Oneaway uses to maintain less than 2% bounce rate on your emails. It includes prompts to clean your First name, Company name and Job title as well as a prompt to generate 3 variations of Email 1 of your campaign.
This walkthrough shows how Oneaway gets started on campaign work and helps service their clients much faster.
This workflow will allow you to:
- Find and enrich local businesses with emails, telephone numbers, websites, and Yelp reviews
- Create a sales pitch tailored to each prospect based on the value proposition of your business
- Generate a cold-call template to reach out to your prospects with warm intros
For detailed instructions on how to use this template, check out this Claybook
This play will help you send personalized handwritten letters to prospects. To run this recipe, do the following:
- Copy the clay table.
- Open a Scribeless account.
- Create a campaign inside Scribeless.
- Copy the campaign ID from the URL and API key from account settings.
- Edit the Scribeless column in clay.
- Add the campaign ID and API key in the endpoint of the HTTP request.
- Map the JSON elements to get the letters personalized.
- Run the column.
Use this template to leverage Google Maps in your prospecting efforts. This is best used for companies that don’t have a great LinkedIn presence but are easily found on Google Maps. In this example, we found the company’s Google ratings, role email address, and the founder’s LinkedIn profile and work email. Noticed that we used the Clay “Get Keywords” integration to double check that the person we is in fact the correct person so that you can filter based on that.