If you’re looking for job,internship, customers or fundraising, a cold email is your best shoot at reaching out(unless you know people from the organization).

The beauty of cold emailing is that it’s a direct and upfront ask, you know what you want, if you don’t define and send that email.

  • One line about who you are, and what do you do.
    • Hello {receiver}, I’m {name}, studying/working with {name} and I wish to {request}
  • Sharing about yourself
    • Adding 2 to 5 lines about the key highlights which make you a good fit for the request you’ve asked.
    • Be direct, short and crisp. Writing essays isn’t saving anyone’s time. Be concise and respectful.
    • Quantify and share your proof of work. If you worked on a feature, show the time it saved or costs reduced. If you gained 100 customers, add that. Show numbers so people understand you better.
    • Add all relevant links in the email. The reader isn’t gonna spend his time looking you up. Respect their time.
  • One line about who you are, and what do you do.
    • Close the email wiht a call to action. Add a personal touch, get as personalized as possible!

Sounds interesting? Write a cold email and get what you want! Drop me text at LinkedIn if it helps.


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