This free CTA grader tells you if your closing line asks too much.
Paste your email. We find the closing ask, classify it and compare it with real reply data.
Worth 15 minutes on Thursday at 3pm?
Success rate on cold emails, Gong Labs (304,174 emails).
Try instead
- Worth a look, or not a priority right now?
- Want me to send a two-line summary of this?
- Is this on your radar this quarter? A yes or no is perfect.
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The closing line is where most cold emails lose the reply.
In cold emails, asking whether the topic is interesting gets about twice the success rate of asking for a specific meeting (Gong Labs, 304,174 emails).
The same specific ask works well later, once a conversation exists. The mistake is using a late-stage CTA on a first touch.
Frequently asked questions.
What is an interest CTA?
A closing that asks whether the topic is relevant, not for time. Example: "Worth a look, or not a priority?"
Are meeting asks always wrong?
No. They work in deal emails, when the prospect already knows you. In first-touch cold emails they halve success rates.
Where does the benchmark come from?
Gong Labs analysed 304,174 emails and counted a success as a meeting booked within 10 days.
Is my email stored?
No. The analysis runs in your browser.
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