The Email Cemetery
Where Bad Sales Emails Go to Die...and How to Resuscitate Yours
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Tiana Hanson
Wondering why your sales prospects keep ghosting you? Want your sales outreach and your revenue goals to come alive? Want to sanity-check your email habits to see if you’re at risk of becoming a sales zombie?
The Email Cemetery lets you dig deep into real sales emails that died on the way to their prospect’s inbox. Professional sales trainer, Charlene DeCesare, uses helpful humor to guide you through the headstones within the email cemetery. You will sift through complete email post-mortems, discover how to self-diagnose your email persona, and learn what it will take to get your emails – and your sales goals – off life support.
Through a balance of wit and expertise, this professional sales email coroner identifies:
- The most common email mistakes, categorized by eight humorous personas
- Exactly where these email cemetery residents went wrong
- A quick checklist of symptoms to see if you might be at risk
- Actionable advice for email resuscitation so your sales numbers don’t flatline
Give your sales emails some much needed CPR and avoid the email apocalypse before it's too late!
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My reaction to many of these salespeople is exactly as Charlene described, especially 'The Apologizer' and 'The Bridge Burner'. The folks who 'The Bridge Burner' most probably won't listen, but you need to be sure and eradicate any sign of this from your sales emails! She did a great job demonstrating the most common problems in a witty, humorous way. Speaking of humor, Charlene's sense of sense of humor was evident throughout the book, which was a bit of icing on the cake.
The only negative point I have is the narration. I like to listen to most audio books at 1.1x, and Tiana Hanson's voice came across robotic at this speed for some reason. When I slowed it down to 1.0x, it was good though, and Tiana seemed to really capture Charlene's voice in her narration of this.
It's a relatively quick listen - just add it to your library. You won't regret it.
Must Read for Email Sales
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A serious subject presented with humor
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