Any recommendations on dialers to use?
I've used Nooks in the past but I'm running a one man sales and marketing agency so I won't meet the minimum seat requirement for most enterprise solutions.
I just need something I can use to call through a few hundred prospects a day for myself and my clients as warm leads flow through.
Any help would be appreciated!
Met with a guy today who runs a lending platform for SMBs exploring a potential referral partner setup. He mentioned one of their email partners sourced about $4M in deals, which based on their rev share model probably netted them around $100K.
Then he dropped this: that partner sends 1 million emails per day.
For context, I run cold email campaigns for clients and we're typically in the 20K–100K per month range depending on the client. I've heard of bigger shops doing 1M per month, but a million per day? That sounds wild.
My immediate reaction: is that even feasible from an infrastructure standpoint? And more importantly, isn't this exactly why people don't open cold emails anymore?
So I'm asking the group:
Genuinely curious what people think here.
Just wanted to see if anyone has good recommendations on API services to pull real time hiring info for companies.
I know Clay has a workflow and I currently use rapid API marketplace but I wanted to see if anyone knows of sites that can pull hiring info from Linkedin, Indeed, Glassdoor, etc.
I have been running a lead gen agency for a little over a year and have primarily used Instantly.
I tried Smartlead when I first started but decided to with Instantly cause the ease of use, pricing was better at the time and I could consolidate everything from the domains, verification, and sending on one platform.
Recently I have seen more people posting they are using Smartlead due to better deliverability.
I think the number one goal of anyone running email campaigns is to not land in spam folder and not burn domains.
But I was just looking for some honest feedback from people who have used both and which they prefer and why before I make any switch.
I may just try it out in my own outreach before transferring any clients but would still love to hear from anyone currently using both or anyone who switched from either one.
I started my own business a little over a year ago.
I picked a name I thought was cool and also was relatively cheap to buy the .ai domain for.
I recently received a notice letter from a intellectual property law firm letting me know I was committing IP theft because a company named the same name minus the AI- ex: mine company is ACME Ai, there's is ACME.
They filed a trademark on the name in 2020 and have been a company for 12 years so it seems legit.
Is there anything I can do or should I just change my name?
I am not married to the name but the idea of getting a new domain, redoing a lot of my internal banking and back-end sounds like a pain and would rather not have to.