Personalization at Scale Isn’t Dead—You’re Doing It Wrong
Most sales teams don’t have an email problem—they have a relevance problem. Spray-and-pray activity chases quota while buyers tune out anything that doesn’t speak to their world. We bring on Brandon Bornancin, founder and CEO of Seamless AI, to unpack a simple but powerful fix: combine persona, industry, and trend to deliver outreach that earns attention, and use AI to get to version one faster without removing the human touch.We walk through a practical system you can deploy this week. Start by obsessing over personas: goals, KPIs, constraints, and dream outcomes. Add an industry lens to reflect real differences between SaaS, manufacturing, finance, and healthcare. Layer current trends—labor markets, tech stack shifts, budget cycles—to show you understand what’s changing right now. Then put AI to work: build rich profiles from job postings and public data, enrich accounts with signals like job changes and funding, and generate first-draft emails and call scripts with tight prompts that skip fluff and get to the point. Keep a human in the loop to edit for tone and truth, and use discovery that blends open-ended questions with multiple-choice options to surface priorities quickly.Brandon shares how Seamless AI helps teams move “data to deals,” automating the invisible work—list building, enrichment, and drafting—so reps can focus on high-value conversations. We dig into why scale doesn’t mean full automation, how to avoid AI’s telltale patterns by swapping models and editing, and the skills that now matter most: curiosity, strategic thinking, and empathy. If you’re tired of 0.02% reply rates and want a playbook for high-quality meetings, this conversation lays out the path: persona-first, industry-aware, trend-informed, and AI-accelerated.Enjoyed the conversation? Follow, share with a teammate who needs a new outbound playbook, and leave a quick review with your biggest takeaway. Your feedback helps us bring more tactical, high-signal conversations to your feed.
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