how to cold email like a sweaty wharton kid

how to cold email like a sweaty wharton kid. To the world, here's something better than cold emailing. You're probably thinking, who the hell does this kid think he is? And you're right to think that. But I paid $90,000 for this advice. I use this exact formula to land three internships my freshman year of college, and I'm about to give it all to you for free in the next 60 seconds, so pay attention. Starting from the top, you need to make your subject line click-worthy. You can't just use some generic ass bullshit. You have to establish common ground right off the rip. Do you guys go to the same college, same program? Do you intern at the same company as this person? Anything helps. Okay, second is the body. Stop writing these insanely long paragraphs and instead use concise bullet points to convey your thoughts efficiently. The first bullet point should be personable and friendly. It should get them in a good mood for the rest of the email and be a continuation of the subject line. Second bullet is your qualifications. What makes you qualified for whatever you're asking for? Common pitfall here is listing out all of your accomplishments when in reality they can just read your resume. So just list out the one or two most notable things you've accomplished over the course of your career. The third bullet is the most important one. It's your call to action. What do you want out of this person? A referral, a job interview, an opportunity for an internship? Whatever you want, if you've done the first two steps correctly, you should be able to land it. Oh, and also, you have to bold the important information. I know you're trying to be as concise as possible already, but it really does make a difference. I know I just dropped a lot of information on you, so drop a follow and comment email for a full guide on the template I used to land my three internships.