Christian Plascencia
Every Cold Email Daily story that cites Christian Plascencia (@coldemailchris), newest first. 35 stories since September 2026.
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- Christian gives away a seven step Claude Code strategy skill
One URL in, market map, TAM segments, ICPs and per-persona cold email scripts out, with no reported results attached yet.
- Christian ranks five cold email offers, free result first
His ranking is judgement, not a split test, but the two numbers attached to it are testable on your own list.
- Christian maps 12 stages to becoming a GTM engineer
The path starts at secondary domains and ends at context files, and the testing stage decides who can actually run it.
- Christian, 186 interested from 86,801 lending contacts
The published return on the two line funding email works out to roughly one lead per 467 contacts.
- Nowoslawski says .pro and .info still send fine
The reseller versus manual comparison ended level, and the follow-up question was which cheap domains still land.
Know what is landing before you burn another domain
One email a day. Under three minutes. What the operators found out yesterday.
- Christian posts a prompt for one GTM file every AI tool reads
A nine part prompt meant to stop you re-explaining your ICP to every agent you open.
- Christian splits lists by MX record, claims 6.5x replies
A free Google DNS tool reads a prospect's mail host, CRM and ad stack before you send a single email.
- On Eden, dials booked more meetings than 41,150 emails
The channel comparison buried in Christian's 12 system list is the one number worth checking against your own account.
- Christian posts the six files Claude reads before writing
Offer, ICP, winners, transcripts, rules, one job per prompt, and a 25 to 55 word cap.
- Christian posts final numbers on 1,100-lead Google Maps run
The closing figures on a scraped local-business list, plus the revenue baseline it is being measured against.
- Eden Studio books 30+ meetings a month off Google Maps
Christian says calls off the same list booked 62% of the meetings from 44% of the touches.
- Christian says an advisor pivot built $100M in pipeline in 90 days
Same product, one layer out from the original buyer, and the channel went from dead to 10-20 meetings a week.
- Christian says Claude Code turns one website into a campaign
Seven stages from market research to QA, with no prompts or numbers attached.
- Christian says info@ lists book a lead every 55 contacts
Ten tactics off a claimed 10M sends, including an opt-out that asks people to reply the word banana.
- Christian's Hermes agent gets a 14-part writeup
The Slack agent behind the list builds now has an architecture doc, and it is gated behind a like, a comment and a follow.
- Abraham, 496 emails for a mural artist, 7 interested
The smallest list published this week returned the strongest rate, and it used no personalization at all.
- Christian books 9 calls in 6 days off a Google Maps scrape
The list was landscaping companies with 11 to 50 employees, and the emails came off their own websites.
- Christian reframes his finance campaign as market coverage
Same campaign, same numbers, different scoreboard, and the argument now rests on how much of the market heard from you this quarter.
- Christian says a Slack agent named Hermes builds his client lists
The agent runs from a Slack message, and the pipeline number attached to it is his own.
- Christian says he monitored 75,235 inboxes
The post carries a count and a link, and nothing anyone else can check against.
- Christian puts info@ ahead of paid data in GTM engineer list
An eighteen line job description that answers "what on earth is a GTM engineer" with build steps rather than a title.
- Sabo says 86K emails returned 101 leads in two hours
The post names no list, no vertical and no offer, and the only question it drew was about sending tools.
- Christian says phone booked 62% of meetings on one build
A five-step build that scores accounts with AI before buying data, then runs 15 copy versions at 1,000 sends each.
- Christian says a SaaS client booked 30 demos in a week
First ever outbound motion, no links in the emails, and a branded search lift the client did not plan for.
- Christian publishes the Google Maps build behind 1,061 leads
The foodservice manufacturer campaign ran on Serper and Clay pulls by category and zip code, with info@ addresses where no owner was listed.
- Christian says 69,204 Maps-scraped laundromats booked 53 meetings
The pitch is that owner-operated local businesses are not in the usual databases, so the list has to come from the map.
- Christian splits cold email sends by MX record
One enrichment column, two campaigns, and a reply rate that finally means something.
- Christian backs dials over email with 700k cold calls
He is answering operators who say the phone stopped working, using the same Eden Studio split he posted earlier.
- Christian says calling replies gets 9 in 10 meetings to show
Every positive reply goes to a human dialer, and he says the show rate roughly doubles against a calendar link.
- Christian's team wired a Slack agent that builds their TAM
One shared Codex account, a Hostinger VPS and a GitHub repo of GTM skills sit behind the list build.
- Christian says Verkada reps book six meetings a day
A teardown of another company's GTM, not a campaign he ran, and the meeting count leans on more than email.
- Christian posts a nine-step competitor poaching build
Asked how he would take customers off a rival, Christian laid out the list build, the offer and the email, all segmented by complaint.
- Christian picks the outbound motion by contract value
Four ACV tiers, four different motions, and the numbers he attaches to each one.
- Two Operators Post Full Campaign Numbers, Not Screenshots
One 70 day foodservice campaign and one single day database reactivation send, both with the denominators attached.
- Christian posts five cold email scripts from 10M sends
The shortest is one line and a P.S., and he says his best campaign ever had no personalisation in it.
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