The 9 Word Email to Awake the Dead! · Jerry

Apr 2 (edited) in Growth 📈

The 9 Word Email to Awake the Dead!

Hey Guys,

Did you ever look at an old lead and go, should I check in with them 1 more time?

Well this is the time.

And as you are doing it you can check in with all the other missed connections and conversations that never turned into a sale.

These are what are called unconverted leads, the ones who showed a hint of interest but slipped through the cracks.

They could have been referrals, trade show encounters, or those who sought your expertise but never followed through.

Here is a powerful yet simple email that can transform these missed opportunities into engaged conversations: its called the 9-Word Email.

Here’s the gist:

You send an email with a subject line that reads just the recipient's first name.

Followed by a body containing a single, focused question: “Are you still looking to [address their specific need or problem]?” This method cuts through the noise, reigniting interest and opening the door for a fresh dialogue.

Why it works:

Direct and Personal: It feels like a one-on-one conversation.

Curiosity Sparked: The question prompts them to reflect and respond.

No Pressure: It’s a simple inquiry, not a sales pitch.

The beauty of the 9-Word Email is its simplicity and the personal touch it conveys, showing you remember and care about their specific needs. This isn’t just another marketing email; it’s a personal nudge, a reminder that you’re here to help.

Curious to see how the 9-Word Email can work for you?

Try it out and let me know how it goes!

Send it to 100 leads and I would be surprised if some gold doesn't fall out.

If you have questions or need guidance on crafting the perfect message, I’m just an email away.

Lets do this together.

Jerry J. O'Brien

PS: Don’t let potential opportunities fade away. A 9-Word Email could be all it takes to rekindle those unconverted leads and turn them into successful conversions. Reach out, and let’s breathe new life into those lost connections.

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