GojiBerry Cold Email System — Roman Czerny’s Playbook

Visual Flow + Step-by-Step Breakdown


The Core Philosophy

“The biggest mistake people make in cold email is they ask for demos. You’re sending an email to someone who doesn’t know you and you want to take their time. You’re asking before you give.”

“Ever since I discovered the blueprint thing, I’ve never asked for a demo in cold email ever again.”


Flow Diagram

flowchart TB
    subgraph PHASE1["PHASE 1: FOUNDATION (Week 1-2)"]
        A1["Buy 2-3 domains<br/>(growreach-ai.com, etc.)"] --> A2["Set up 3 email accounts<br/>per domain in Instantly"]
        A2 --> A3["Warm accounts for 2 weeks<br/>(send to each other, reply)"]
        A3 --> A4["OR buy pre-warmed accounts<br/>(use immediately, but<br/>emails won't match your domain)"]
    end

    subgraph PHASE2["PHASE 2: LEAD SOURCING (Continuous)"]
        B1["Source 1: HIGH-INTENT LEADS<br/>Scrape LinkedIn commenters on<br/>relevant posts about LinkedIn<br/>outreach, lead gen, B2B sales"]
        B2["Source 2: SCRAPED LEADS<br/>Sales Navigator search →<br/>scrape ICP → enrich with<br/>AirScape or GojiBerry"]
        B3["Source 3: DATABASES<br/>Apollo, SaaS CDB<br/>(lowest response rate)"]
        B1 --> B4
        B2 --> B4
        B3 --> B4
        B4["Enrich leads with emails"]
    end

    subgraph PHASE3["PHASE 3: BLUEPRINT CREATION (Week 2)"]
        C1["Go on LinkedIn → find what's<br/>'hype' in your market"]
        C1 --> C2["Identify a lead magnet that<br/>people are actively asking for"]
        C2 --> C3["Create YOUR version of<br/>that blueprint"]
        C3 --> C4["Inside the blueprint:<br/>• Massive value (10+ pages)<br/>• Demo video of your product<br/>• Screenshots & social proof<br/>• Booking link at the end"]
    end

    subgraph PHASE4["PHASE 4: CAMPAIGN SETUP (Week 2-3)"]
        D1["Create 3-email sequence<br/>in Instantly"]
        D1 --> D2["Email 1: Offer the blueprint<br/>No links. No demo ask.<br/>'Would you like me to send it?'"]
        D2 --> D3["Email 2: Follow-up<br/>'Did you see this?'"]
        D3 --> D4["Email 3: Last chance<br/>'Blueprint still available'"]
        D4 --> D5["Settings:<br/>• Disable open tracking<br/>• Send as text only<br/>• No links in first email<br/>• 30 emails/address/day max<br/>• Send every day including Sunday"]
    end

    subgraph PHASE5["PHASE 5: EXECUTION (Week 3+)"]
        E1["Upload leads into campaign"]
        E1 --> E2["Send 200-6,000 emails/day<br/>(start small, scale up)"]
        E2 --> E3{"Person replies<br/>'Yes, send it'"}
        E3 -->|"YES (80%+)"| E4["Send the blueprint<br/>automatically"]
        E3 -->|"NO / No reply"| E5["Continue sequence<br/>or remove from list"]
        E4 --> E6{"Person reads blueprint<br/>→ sees product links<br/>→ sees booking CTA"}
        E6 -->|"Books a demo"| E7["INBOUND DEMO<br/>They chose to be here.<br/>60-70% close rate."]
        E6 -->|"Starts free trial"| E8["SELF-SERVE<br/>They try product directly.<br/>No call needed."]
        E6 -->|"Does nothing"| E9["Retarget via ads,<br/>LinkedIn, X — they've<br/>seen your name now"]
    end

    subgraph PHASE6["PHASE 6: OPTIMIZATION (Continuous)"]
        F1["Track reply rate<br/>Target: >1%"]
        F1 --> F2["Track demo booking rate<br/>Target: 8-12 per 200 leads"]
        F2 --> F3["Track close rate<br/>Target: 50%+"]
        F3 --> F4{"Is it working?"}
        F4 -->|"Yes"| F5["Keep same campaign running.<br/>Just add more leads weekly.<br/>Roman ran same campaign<br/>for 2 months unchanged."]
        F4 -->|"No"| F6["Fix the broken part:<br/>• Low reply → change offer/messaging<br/>• Low demos → improve blueprint<br/>• Low close → improve product/demo"]
        F5 --> F1
        F6 --> C1
    end

    PHASE1 --> PHASE2
    PHASE2 --> PHASE3
    PHASE3 --> PHASE4
    PHASE4 --> PHASE5
    PHASE5 --> PHASE6
    PHASE6 -.->|"Campaign dies →<br/>relaunch with new angle"| C1

The Blueprint Strategy — Why It’s Roman’s #1 Insight

Traditional cold email (what everyone does):

You → "Can I have 15 minutes of your time for a demo?"
Them → "No." (or ignore)

Problem: You’re asking a stranger to give you something (time) before you’ve given them anything.

Roman’s blueprint strategy:

You → "I made a guide on [topic]. Want me to send it?"
Them → "Yes." (low effort, high reward for them)
You → Send the guide. Inside: value + your product + booking link.
Them → If interested, they book a demo themselves.

Why it works: You’re giving first. They opted in. When they show up for the demo, they already want to buy.


The Customer Service Hack (Roman’s Secret Weapon)

“Instead of emailing the founder, we would email the customer service with a demo video and ask them to forward it to the CEO. They would almost always do it.”

Why this works:

  • Customer service is trained to respond to every email → 100% reply rate
  • They forward to the CEO → CEO sees your video
  • Your email doesn’t go to spam → CS inboxes are clean
  • You can do high volume this way

How to execute:

  1. Find the company’s customer service email (support@, help@, contact@)
  2. Send a short email: “Hi, I made a demo video showing how [product] can help [company]. Could you forward this to [CEO name]? Thanks!”
  3. Attach the video or a link to it
  4. CS forwards it → CEO watches → CEO books a call

Sunday Sending Strategy

“I send emails every day, even on Sunday. I get great response rate on Sunday because other people are not sending emails.”

The logic:

  • Most people don’t send cold emails on weekends
  • Your email is one of the few in their inbox
  • Decision makers check email on Sunday to prepare for the week
  • Less competition = higher visibility

Infrastructure Details

ItemRoman’s SetupGrowReach Starter
Email accounts1243-5
Domains402-3
Emails/day6,000+200-500
Emails/address/day3030
Addresses/domain33
ToolInstantly ($500-800/mo)Instantly ($30-100/mo)
Lead enrichmentAirScape + GojiBerryAirScape or similar
Cost/month~$800~$100-200

The 3-Email Sequence Template

Email 1: The Offer

Subject: [Topic] blueprint

Hi [Name],

[1 line personalization — e.g., "Saw your comment on [post] about [topic]"]

I've put together a blueprint on how we [achieve specific result].
It covers [2-3 specific value props].

Would you like me to send it over?

Best,
[Your name]

Email 2: Follow-up (3 days later)

Subject: Re: [Topic] blueprint

Hi [Name],

Just checking in — did you see my previous email about the [blueprint name]?

Happy to send it over if you're interested.

Best,
[Your name]

Email 3: Last chance (5 days later)

Subject: Re: [Topic] blueprint

Hi [Name],

Last call on this — the blueprint is still available if you want it.

No pressure either way.

Best,
[Your name]

The Blueprint Document Structure

When someone says “yes,” send them a document like this:

  1. Cover page — Title: “[Topic] — Complete Playbook”
  2. Your story — Who you are, what you built, your results
  3. The strategy — Step-by-step breakdown (this is the value)
  4. Templates — Ready-to-use templates they can copy
  5. Demo video — Embedded video showing your product solving the problem
  6. Screenshots — Proof of results
  7. Social proof — Testimonials, logos, metrics
  8. CTA — “Start a free trial” + “Book a demo with me”

“When people arrive on a call after reading this document, they’ve decided to be here. They show up, they want to buy, they are interested. It changes everything.”


Key Metrics to Watch

MetricRoman’s NumberWhat It Means
Reply rate1.36%500 people/month responding
Demos booked8-12 per 200 leadsFrom LinkedIn outreach
Close rate60-70%On demos from blueprint
Email volume6,000/dayAt scale with 124 accounts
Cost per customer~$400 LTVOne customer pays for a month of infrastructure

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  1. Asking for a demo → ✅ Offer a blueprint
  2. Links in first email → ✅ Text only, no links
  3. Open tracking enabled → ✅ Disable it (triggers spam)
  4. Sending too many per address → ✅ Max 30/address/day
  5. Using your main domain → ✅ Buy separate domains
  6. Sending HTML emails → ✅ Plain text only
  7. Targeting CEOs only → ✅ Also target customer service
  8. Changing campaigns weekly → ✅ Run the same one for months
  9. Trying to save money on inboxes → ✅ Invest in deliverability
  10. Only sending weekdays → ✅ Include Sundays