Alex J.

Let’s do it! Drop me a note and we’ll chat!

Hey Ravijot N. - this should help - https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-is-smtp-nZ1IC6InTtGYfcEXDwYVow

Having similar challenges Andreas W.. As a potential solution from our work with Asana as Solution Partners, we have demo projects and recorded workflows for high request items that can be shared when these requests come up. It was an investment of effort to get them built, and there a little generic in the sense it’s not exactly the prospects workflow, but it’s enough for them to “see and touch it” before committing to a paid engagement seeking to accomplish the next level of validation.

I haven’t made it much beyond Runway for Text-to-video, but have found the results (on a paid account) to be usable in lower fidelity requirement situations. I’ve also played with Synthasia (text to talking head platform), but haven’t gotten over the slight nuances that make them inhuman. Not something I’ve ever sent to a client.

Hey Bruce W., using The Tech Stack waterfall enrichment, you can look at a company's tech stack, then use a filter and extract plain text with the Query "instantly" or "smart lead."

Kent, as a thought, if you're having issues with being rejected - I started using DMARCLY to track my delivery domains, and it has a great UX for visualizing aggregate reports and helping you identify the source of your problems. They also have a full suite of verification tools to help with the process. Last thought - if you're targeting Enterprise clients, you may need to invest the extra time and energy to establish an MTA-STS policy for each domain as well; it is not quick or necessarily cheap, as it requires you to host each domain you are using to allow you to add an HTTPS certificate, but worth it in my experience so far. I'm using Perplexity to codify the knowledge as I go - feel free to have a 👀 - https://www.perplexity.ai/page/outbound-email-infrastructure-DXw1vhV6RFeGcY3FZXDfrg

Agreed, DMARC accepts legit external emails if they pass authentication; DMARC is a set of security protocols to stop spoofing, man-in-the-middle attacks and other mal-intentioned actors attempting to exploit email as a breach point.

Correct, if your DMARC, DKIM, and SPF don’t pass with strict alignment, you’ll still be rejected.

From that - you could use an LLM agent of your choice, or Claygent (possibly?) to draft a proposal for each job scrapped and synced to your CRM, with follow-up off-platform enrichment for employees in the target department @ target company. 🙂