Ankit Leadplus

if you’re sending cold emails to CXOs with employee size (1-10) keep sending on Sat / Sun also they do reply on weekends

there’s a trend im seeing new cs grads / tech ppl opting for gtm roles thinking it would be technical work later to realise that it’s mostly copywriting and list building actual tech work is done by claude lol

you move forward in life when you help others move forward. make it a habit to help people without expecting anything in return. one day, in ways you never imagined, it all comes back to you.

hey, i'm ankit 👋 i did masters from iit bombay, tried startups, failed, built countless apps, and made money on the internet. here's the journey so far... 1/ i always wanted to build a startup since i was a kid. even in college, i tried a couple of ideas. after iitb, i started a venture with a batchmate. we ran it for a year, but it didn't work out. so i tried again. 2/ my next startup was LinckUp. we applied to Y Combinator and got shortlisted for interviews. we did 2 interviews with YC. but we didn't get in. my tech cofounder also left along the way. it sucked, but it taught me a lot about building startups. 3/ then i discovered Bubble in 2022, a no-code app builder. i realised i didn't have to wait for a technical cofounder to turn my ideas into products. so i went on a building spree and built 10-12 apps in a year. 4/ one of those projects was DottyPost. i built it entirely with no-code tools and started making meaningful revenue from it. that was a big moment for me. i realised you don't always need funding, a big team, or a fancy setup to build something people will pay for. 5/ but building a product was only half the game. i kept meeting founders building great B2B SaaS products and agencies who struggled with one thing: getting customers. they could build and deliver. but GTM was a different story. 6/ i started helping a few friends with their GTM. one project led to another. eventually, i turned it into LeadPlus, a full-fledged GTM outbound agency. cont...

Easy Growth Hack for B2B SaaS: Send 5,000 emails a day. 2 step sequence. 20 working days / mo that's 50,000 prospects / month Infra cost: $500/mo mailboxes $600 domains (once a year) $175 email sending $200-$500 in lead lists even with 1% reply rate, you're getting 50 responses every single day with 20% +ve responses, you get 10 people interested in your offer. DAILY. That's 200 interested prospects a month. Now, ALL you have to focus is on 2 things: - your offer (email copy) - lead list Do this and change your life.

if you’re using Apollo or Zoominfo for list building, you’re not gonna make it

Cold Emails in 2020: > Write Copies with {{title}}, {{firstName}} and {{companyName}}, {{personalise_Line}} as variables > Buy Apollo Plan Hit Send. this used to book meetings. Cold Emails in 2026: > Write copies with singnals > Buy 5-6 email providers > Use claude to score leads > Aautomate entire ops Nothing much changed except 2 things: - the way you send offers - the way you build lead lists both are FUNDAMENTALS of cold emails.

Dont be dumb. and start sending min 1000 emails a day. thank me later.

getting 1 positive reponse at 300 emails is considered good campaign. what's your reply rate? Comment below, i'll help you out.

extra steps: > talk to users > talk to users > talk to users > talk to users > talk to users

"New in role" is the best signal for cold emails. If you cold emails are not getting responses, its because you're sending it to people who may not require your service.

how to build a lead list 101: 1. define your icp 2. find companies that fit 3. identify the right decision-makers 4. find their email addresses 5. verify every email 6. enrich with relevant buying signals 7. remove duplicates and bad-fit leads 8. segment your list before outreach your campaign is only as good as the list behind it. garbage in, garbage out.

If you can't explain your OFFER in 10 different ways, you're not gonna get replies via cold emails.

GTM is a buzzword All that matters is to: - write persuasive copy - build accurate lead list - hit Send that's it.

Send 1000 emails a day and see what happens: > Buy 11 domains > 33 mailboxes > 30 emails / day, 12 warmup (with 100% reply rate) should be done in 30 min. Cold email infra is sorted ages ago. Take the advantage.

please stop calling yourself GTM Engineer if you don’t know copywriting.