Stephanie White đŸ©”
Listen, sometimes I’m a sucker.
A sucker for a subject line I know I shouldn’t click

A sucker for a “quick question” email that is absolutely not quick

And yes — a sucker for testing one more outbound tool even when I promised myself I wouldn’t.
I’ve sent cold emails I’m not proud of.
“Hey {first_name}”
“Just bumping this to the top of your inbox”
“Wanted to circle back
”
And LinkedIn DMs that probably belong in jail.
For a while, I blamed volume.
“I just need more leads.”
“I just need to test more things.”
“I just need more follow-ups.”
What I actually needed wasn’t more volume. It was better timing - but in a way that didn’t take over my evenings and weekends.
The shift for me?
Writing fewer emails
 that sound more human.
✅ Tighter ICPs.
✅ Cleaner data.
✅ Smarter enrichment.
✅ Follow-ups that don’t feel desperate.
Instead of “spray and pray,” it became intentional AND could scale.
And yes — the replies got better with more real conversations and more meetings.
Not because I suddenly became a world-class copywriter (so far from it!) but because I found systems that worked
In lemlist it’s easy.
1ïžâƒŁ Search the person’s name/title/industry/location (whatever your ICP criteria is) or my personal fav - push from LinkedIn through the integration, and the waterfall begins (pulling from different sources to get the best match).
2ïžâƒŁ Layer in intent data and kick off campaigns to LinkedIn or email with
.(wait for it) what they call “liquid syntax” - that’s phrasing that sounds like me (because it is!) and personalized to them.
3ïžâƒŁ Learn - The dashboard makes it easy to see what works - and what doesn’t so I can pivot fast. Helping me and prospects hit the messaging that works.
Outbound doesn’t need to feel spammy. It just needs to feel like you actually tried.
Try with lemlist
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