have you heard of break up emails? They work like a charm.

@Heather Smith there are bad ways and good ways of doing any tactic. I think it's obvious that pretending to sound like a relationship break up is obviously not the right way to do it...

this is a topic im trying to pioneer for my SDR team of 3. Def interested! From my research, avoid pitch slapping and asking for a meeting on the first message. Open to hearing different views though. Sometimes it has helped to allude to the fact that we sent an email (i.e., "Sent you an email last week, just putting a face to the name :) Considering the spam folder is a big topic, this has been pretty fruitful because we've gotten some great meetings. We've had some prospects say something like "glad you reached out here because I found your email in the spam box." However, I'd say the conversion rate for that is not as high as I'd like it to be.