Shields: 3,000 a day, 1 interested reply per 300
Christian says that on one client, 32,577 dials booked 33 meetings while 41,150 emails booked 20. James Shields published the volume math he says he would rerun from zero, and it rests on a single conversion number.
Read the whole week in one goShields: 21-word email, 7.1% reply rate
Campaigns and numbers
Shields publishes the 60-day plan he says rebuilds to $20k a month
James Shields published the exact play he says he would run to get back to $20k a month in 60 days. 100 inboxes across 25-30 domains at $400-500 a month, 30,000 scraped and verified contacts, 3,000 sends a day at 30 per inbox, no copy changes for two weeks. His math runs off one interested reply per 300 people.
1 interested reply per 300 people (thats my real number)
Copy that ran
Berman says 15 emails booked $80,000 in speaking fees
Alex Berman says 15 emails to conference organizers booked $80,000 in speaking fees two weeks later, for Maggie Cook, who sold her company to Campbell's for $150 million. He names no copy, no list source and no reply count, crediting targeting and offer. Nobody else has posted numbers on this.
Workflows and tooling
Christian: on Eden, dials booked more meetings than 41,150 emails
Christian published 12 systems he says a GTM engineer should build, and the sharpest line in it is a channel comparison: on Eden, 41,150 emails booked 20 meetings while 32,577 dials booked 33. Other numbers in the list: re-engaging 1,532 ghosted prospects returned an 11.75% reply rate, and a rotation dashboard flagged 121 domains at once.
The same campaign can land anywhere from 25 to 10,000 contacts per lead depending on the offer.