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Let me show you....
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Hey <fancy>{{firstName}}<fancy>,
I was going through <fancy>{{community}}<fancy> and saw that you were exchanging comments about <fancy>{{Topic}}<fancy>.
<fancy>{{pitch}}<fancy>
Let me show you....
What do you think?
<fancy>{{signature}}<fancy>
Hey <fancy>Jackie<fancy>,
I was going through <fancy>the SaaS Growth Hacks group on Facebook<fancy> and saw that you were exchanging comments about <fancy>getting reviews for your recently launched WordPress plugin<fancy>.
<fancy>A few months back, we've run a campaign to get more reviews on specific platforms we were targeting. Got a nice response - just type lemlist reviews on Google if you want to check. I shot a 3-minute video to show you exactly what we did + I added a cool email template you can use. Free of charge, I promise.<fancy>
Let me show you....
What do you think?
<fancy>Vuk<fancy>
Hey <fancy>{{firstName}}<fancy>,
I was going through <fancy>{{community}}<fancy> and saw that you were exchanging comments about <fancy>{{Topic}}<fancy>.
<fancy>{{pitch}}<fancy>
Let me show you....
What do you think?
<fancy>{{signature}}<fancy>
Hey <fancy>Jackie<fancy>,
I was going through <fancy>the SaaS Growth Hacks group on Facebook<fancy> and saw that you were exchanging comments about <fancy>getting reviews for your recently launched WordPress plugin<fancy>.
<fancy>A few months back, we've run a campaign to get more reviews on specific platforms we were targeting. Got a nice response - just type lemlist reviews on Google if you want to check. I shot a 3-minute video to show you exactly what we did + I added a cool email template you can use. Free of charge, I promise.<fancy>
Let me show you....
What do you think?
<fancy>Vuk<fancy>
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