The Best Cold Email Automation tool? Lemlist Review

Lemlist is a cold email sending tool. That'll allow you to send cold emails that get replies.
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It's a cold emailing tool which is similar to a lot of the tools that we've reviewed on this channel. Things like Close.io, or Mailshake, Mailrush, etc.
They also allow you to send cold emails. Which one ranks supreme?
I'm not going to answer that in this video, but I will tell you what I think about Lemlist.
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[@meiermarketing1350]

Have read your book twice, because I wanted to increase the number of meetings through this setup.., Let me just say. It worked. A lot. And i'am not bad a selling in generel. Thanks.

[@TheCheatSheetsau]

I tried Lemlist a while back - it's pretty useful but a few bugs that I found a bit annoying - particularly with being able to follow-up and manage leads. They may have changed it since then, so might be worth another look. Thanks for sharing!

[@agnesdarkwa7971]

Hey Alex yesterday's "presentation" was great. Just got permission from an agency that I can use their case studies

[@AlexBerman]

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[@rashpalsagoo11]

Great video Alex, I agree LemList is super cool 🎥😎

[@sgomezc1]

Amazing tool alex, please more videos about LinkedIn outreach

[@poojajagdish5183]

Do you prefer this one over klenty?

[@anonymousf454]

Great video. I am really new to this stuff and it is really easy to get lost and confused. I am building a website in wordpress, and I was looking for a free/cheap email outreach option, as my email marketing plugin does not have a cold email option. Also, believe I set up an email from my website using Fluent SMTP plugin, as I watched a video where the guy said this would help deliverability. Would it be ok to use that email for the cold email service provider, or creat another?...any concerns there? Thanks

[@GiselleLoayza]

Great review, do you prefer this one now over Milkshake?

[@AlexBerman]

Mailshake and yes

[@jefffairchild1854]

@Jordan Hogan but both tools can make you enough to buy a million milkshakes

[@jefffairchild1854]

3:27 what are you talking about?

[@hasan_morshed]

He is talking about the stats of the sent emails. Stuff like: open rate, reply rate etc.

[@chefalbert223]

$300 a month for your program? Anyone on it and get a return?

[@AlexBerman]

Almost everyone that joins gets a return Povilas posted today that he made $1,000 off of his first email campaign (130 recipients, 1 close)

[@ivansadovyi6105]

One of the worst tools, actually.

[@AlexBerman]

It has good sending and the best warmup in the industry. What do you like instead?

[@ivansadovyi6105]

@@AlexBerman and it has a terrible UI after the ‘facelift’, absolutely irrelevant contacts management system, and it doesn’t allow me to manage my daily email volume. Warm up feature is not a dealmaker anymore after systems like Warmupinbox came up. Or Woodpecker added their own warm up automation.

[@anonymousf454]

​@@ivansadovyi6105Being new to this and I have no clue which one to pick. Is there a good one that offers a free beginner plan?