its fine as long as its a company that is likely to be interested. ie you sell football app to a football team. Maybe try finding people from twitter to follow at the company as this makes it more personal. I'm doing that for cold emails at the moment and had a few sales as people can see the person behind the message.
#twocents If those companies are targeted and you're reaching out to them to conduct research / see if they might benefit from your product, then it's not disrespectful at all.
In the case that you actually have something they need, then it's a win-win!
You can avoid being too "salesy" by:
Being humble and asking, as opposed to telling.
Remembering that people are busy, so being respectful of people's time and keeping it succinct.
Remembering that you're trying to serve them with your product.
Can you be more specific?
Like a cold call, talking about the benefits of using my product.
its fine as long as its a company that is likely to be interested. ie you sell football app to a football team. Maybe try finding people from twitter to follow at the company as this makes it more personal. I'm doing that for cold emails at the moment and had a few sales as people can see the person behind the message.
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#twocents If those companies are targeted and you're reaching out to them to conduct research / see if they might benefit from your product, then it's not disrespectful at all.
In the case that you actually have something they need, then it's a win-win!
You can avoid being too "salesy" by:
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