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Sales Emails from Great Companies
- rwc 9y agoEvery time this site is shared, there's no discussion. https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=goodsalesemails.com https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=goodsalesemails.com
- dangrossman 9y agoThere's not much to spur discussion. This is a nice looking site, and the idea of collecting the mails different companies use in one place sounds good on paper. Unfortunately, what they ended up with is two dozen copies of the same mail: "Hi __. I'm __ from __, we do __. When do you have time to schedule a chat?". There's not much to be learned from seeing it repeatedly with different logos on top.
- paulcole 9y agoLess interesting when you call it what it is: spam.
- Kenji 9y agoIt's interesting, reading the first line of each one of these emails triggers a kneejerk reaction in me of wanting to instantly dispose of and delete this message. Even just reading them on this page! It's a psychological thing, I guess my internal spam filter gets triggered.
- AznHisoka 9y agoWhat is so great about these? just reading the first few words makes me want to delete it. Also just because they are great companies doesnt mean their sales emails are the reason why. You might be copying a dud.
- bassman9000 9y agoThis. I'm probably an old dude. Most of these seem cringy and unprofessional. If I get a professional email with a picture of a dog, as much as I love dogs, I immediately delete it. This culture of mixing the professional and personal, of destroying all boundaries between your work persona and your other personas, is killing the work environment.
- petraeus 9y agoBest of them all, Hi, we recently touched base .... no you didn't you sent me a spam email the day before. or this one I'm looking to connect with whoever is in charge of storage, backups and recovery. Are you the right person? Please reply and let me know or feel free to forward this email thread to your colleague. no, I don't think I will.