Ty Frankel – God Level First Lines

Ty Frankel – God Level First Lines

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Give your VA this course and instantly have a fully trained first line writer.
The most tedious part of cold email is personalizing.
Doing it yourself is a low ROI task you NEED to hire out.
But now you have another problem…
You have to train somebody to do it.
This in and of itself is ALSO tedious.
Virtual assistants & freelancers write terrible lines. They use broken English. They write sensational sentences that you’d never say to somebody in person.
And now you need to spend hours constantly reviewing their work, fixing up the lines, and getting bad quality results for the money you’re paying.
This course will solve that instantly.
IT CONTAINS
11 hours of writing & fixing personalized first lines
How to research prospects
What to say, what not to say
Exact syntax of how personalized lines should be structured
Hiring system
Here’s your plan of action.
Take Cold Email Wizard’s course “Cold Email Mastery”
Scrape leads with the software apps
Hire a first line writer on Upwork or /r/hireawriter
Have them watch this course
Instantly have unlimited ammunition for your cold email campaigns

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