3 Ways to Save Time on Email Outreach (Quickly Reach More Bloggers

As a marketer, if you want more guest posts,
backlinks, if you want people to share your
content, what do you have to do?
You have to start doing email outreach.
The problem with email outreach, though, is
it's really time-consuming.
Hey, [inaudible 00:00:12], I'm Neil Patel
and and, today, I'm going to teach you how
to save time with email outreach.
There's two main tools that you need to use.
The first is Yesware, and the second is Boomerang.
What Yesware does is it provides you with
email templates, it shows you that people
are opening up your emails, and it allows
you to schedule your emails.
That simple tool will save you a lot of time.
For example, if someone opens up your emails
and they keep opening them up, but they don't
respond to you, you probably should change
how you start your conversation with them.
With Yesware, again, you can do template-based
emails, you can schedule your emails, and
you can see who's opening them up.
That makes your life so much easier.
The beautiful part about Yesware is if you're
sending out hundreds and hundreds of emails,
why would you keep emailing the same person
five or 10 times if they haven't opened up
any of your emails?
Yesware will save you time.
It'll show you who to email and who not to
email
The second tool is Boomerang.
The reason I love Boomerang is if people don't
respond with a specific amount of time, it
will automatically follow up.
This saves me time because I don't want to
be the one who continually follows up with
people, or my leads.
Boomerang also has a set in there where if
someone does follow up with you within a specific
amount of time, it won't send them automatic
emails because the last thing you want to
do is if someone responds within an hour,
and you want to send them canned automatic
emails.
Boomerang is sophisticated enough where it
knows when to send the person an email, and
when not to send them an email.
Use those two tools and you'll save time on
your email outreach.