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Today we're introducing Voice Loops for creators. An email reminds people. A call makes them feel like they matter. Loop calls your warm leads, answers the first questions, and brings you in when someone is ready to book. This is not more automation. It is special treatment at scale. try it now: runyourloop.com

After 21 days and more than 400 people giving it a shot, the results of our Stay in Loop campaign are in. Benak Gowda ran away with it, pulling in 1,041 sign-ups and taking home the ₹21,000 top prize. The brief was simple get people to try Loop, no bots allowed, every sign-up called and emailed for 21 days straight and nobody worked it quite like Benak did, while our next nine winners each take home ₹1,000. We're not done either, because Topmate turns 5 next month and we've got plenty planned. The full list of winners is in runyourloop.com

how to sort webinar replies with ai: > separate curiosity from buying intent > tag objections before sending links > find people asking about price > find people asking about timing > find people ready for a call then follow up by signal, not by spreadsheet row. the goal is not to reply to everyone faster. the goal is to reply to the right people correctly.

the best way to use ai in sales is not “write me a follow-up.” that gives you generic emails. the better prompt is: > what stage is this lead in? > what are they worried about? > what do they need next? > should i reply now, wait, or move them to a call? ai is most useful before the message. not just inside the message.

creator after a webinar: opens inbox sees 200 replies reads “interested” reads “maybe next month” reads “price?” reads “is this beginner friendly?” closes inbox this is why “just follow up manually” is not a strategy. it is a productivity horror movie with a booking link somewhere in the plot.

you can write the best email of your life.if the subject line is weak, nobody reads a word of it. here's how to write ones that actually get opened ↓

if every email is a pitch, people stop opening. teach something they can use even if they never buy. the sale gets easier the more you've given.

you sent one email, nobody bought, and you decided email doesn't work. that's not email failing. that's you quitting at step one ↓

word of the day: WELCOME EMAIL

"I have a list of leads but no idea what to do with them" 1. go to runyourloop.com 2. drop in your leads 3. ask it to write a hyper-personalized email sequence for them 4. let it send and pace the emails automatically 5. it follows up the moment someone replies 6. take over any conversation yourself whenever you want 7. fix your follow-up and watch cold leads turn into bookings.