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Video Prospecting Examples That Got Replies (With Scripts)
Real B2B video prospecting examples, annotated scripts, and reply-rate data to help SDR teams and sales leaders book more meetings with video outreach.
Video Prospecting Examples That Got Replies (With Scripts)
Written by Carlos Agüero, co-founder of Potion and TargetGrid.ai, focused on multi-channel outreach automation and AI-powered video for B2B sales teams.
Video prospecting examples are short, personalized video messages - typically 30-60 seconds - that B2B Sales Development Representative (SDR) teams send via email or LinkedIn to earn a first reply from cold prospects using a named hook, a value bridge, and a single call to action.
Plain-text sequences are not working the way they used to. Belkins' analysis of 7.5 million cold emails found the average reply rate for net-new cold outreach in 2025 was just 0.45% (Belkins, 2025) - fewer than one reply for every 200 emails sent. For SDR teams at quota, that math breaks the pipeline model.
Video breaks through. But only when it follows a specific structure, lands at the right cadence position, and scales beyond what any rep can record manually. This guide gives sales leaders and SDR managers annotated real-world examples, word-for-word scripts, a sequence-timing framework, and a measurement model they can deploy immediately.
Key Takeaways
Video prospecting examples are 30-60 second personalized messages built around a named hook, a value bridge, and a single call to action - not a product pitch.
Cold email reply rates fell to 0.45% - 3.43% in 2025-2026 (Belkins, 2025; Martal.ca, 2025), making video differentiation a structural need for SDR teams.
Potion's customer data shows reply rates 3x-4x higher than text-only cold email when AI-personalized video is used in outbound sequences.
Potion's customer campaign data identifies Day 5 of a cadence as the single highest-performing position for a video touch.
83% of video marketers say video directly increased sales in 2026, the highest score in 12 years of Wyzowl's annual survey (Wyzowl, 2026).
In this guide:
What is video sales prospecting?
Why cold email alone is no longer enough
What are some examples of short sales videos that got replies?
How to structure a video prospecting script that gets replies
AI-personalized video at scale vs. 1:1 manual recording
Video prospecting by sequence position: when to send
Measuring video prospecting performance: a KPI framework for sales leaders
Common video prospecting mistakes that kill reply rates
Who this guide is not for
Frequently asked questions
What Is Video Sales Prospecting?
Video sales prospecting is the practice of sending short, personalized video messages via email, LinkedIn, or SMS to initiate B2B sales conversations with prospects who would otherwise ignore a plain-text sequence. A prospecting video typically runs 30-60 seconds, opens with a hook naming the prospect or their company, and ends with a single clear call to action. Wyzowl's 2026 State of Video Marketing survey found 83% of video marketers say video directly increased sales (Wyzowl, 2026).
Animated GIF video thumbnail in a cold email inbox preview
The commercial case has strengthened every year. Wyzowl's 2026 survey (n=266), now in its 12th consecutive year, also records 85% of video marketers saying video has helped generate leads, and 82% reporting that video delivers a positive return on investment - the highest commercial-impact scores in the survey's history (Wyzowl, 2026).
AI-personalized video is a video generation approach where one recorded template is automatically replicated into thousands of unique versions, each personalized with the prospect's name, company, or dynamic background, using artificial intelligence. That distinction matters for SDR teams managing hundreds of active accounts simultaneously - it is what separates scalable video prospecting from one-at-a-time screen recording.
What Video Prospecting Is Not
To avoid category confusion, it helps to draw the line clearly. Video prospecting does not include:
Product demo recordings sent to prospects already in active pipeline
Internal training or documentation videos for onboarding new hires
Generic brand videos shared in marketing campaigns to cold audiences
1:1 screen recordings created manually for a single account with no replication
The defining characteristic of video prospecting is the cold-to-warm conversation trigger: a short, specific, personalized message designed to earn a first reply from someone who has not yet engaged.
Why Cold Email Alone Is No Longer Enough
Cold email reply rates have fallen from 7% in 2023 to 5.1% in 2024 and 3.43% in 2025-2026, according to Instantly's benchmark data cited by Martal.ca (Martal.ca, 2025). That decline is structural: stricter spam filtering and saturated inboxes compound each year. For Sales Development Representative teams at quota, video differentiation is no longer optional - it is the primary lever available to move reply rates above the declining text-only floor.
Line chart: Cold Email Reply Rate Decline 2023–2026 (B2B Cold Outreach). Highest: 2023 at 7%.
The trend data tells the clearest story. Hunter.io's 2025 State of Cold Email puts the average reply rate for sales outreach sequences at 3% - compared to 6.2% for marketing campaigns and 13% for digital Public Relations (PR) outreach (Hunter.io, 2025). The structural deficit for outbound sales email is clear and widening.
What This Means for SDR Teams at Quota
An SDR sending 100 emails per day at a 0.45% reply rate - Belkins' figure for strict net-new cold outreach across 7.5 million sends in 2025 (Belkins, 2025) - generates fewer than one reply every two working days. At 3%, that climbs to three replies per 100 emails. Still a small number, but enough to build pipeline when multiplied across a team.
The lever is not sending more email. The lever is differentiation. Video, placed correctly in a sequence with a strong hook and a relevant trigger, stands out in an inbox of plain text because it shows a face, signals effort, and delivers a personalized experience that a spam filter cannot replicate.
What Are Some Examples of Short Sales Videos That Got Replies?
Effective short sales video examples share three structural elements: a named hook in the first five seconds, a concise value bridge of 20-30 seconds, and a friction-free call to action. Hunter.io's 2025 State of Cold Email data records the average reply rate for sales sequences at just 3% (Hunter.io, 2025) - the baseline that makes execution quality in these examples the deciding variable. Potion's data shows GrowPronto booked 45 meetings and closed 7 accounts using AI-generated video outreach.
Split-screen showing a video script outline beside a reply notification
Our data: GrowPronto booked 45 meetings and closed 7 accounts using Potion's AI-generated video outreach. SAP closed USD 500K+ in pipeline with Potion's AI-generated videos.
Below are four annotated video prospecting examples, each covering a different use case. Each includes the full script and a line-by-line breakdown of why it worked.
Example 1: Cold Intro Video (Meeting Request)
Context: An SDR at a B2B SaaS company targeting a VP of Operations at a 120-person logistics firm. The trigger is a LinkedIn post the prospect published about rising freight costs.
Script:
"Hey [Name] - saw your post about freight cost pressure last Thursday. [5 seconds]
We work with ops leaders at companies like yours who cut vendor onboarding time by standardizing their supplier communication process. The ones who get the most from it are typically running 50+ vendor relationships with a small ops team. [25 seconds]
Worth a 15-minute call this week? I'll send a time - just reply 'yes' and I'll handle the rest." [10 seconds]
Why it worked:
Script element
What it does
Why it matters
"Saw your post about freight cost pressure last Thursday"
Names a specific, recent trigger
Proves the video is not mass-sent; eliminates the template feeling
"Companies like yours who cut vendor onboarding time"
One specific outcome, not a feature list
Prospect maps it to their problem in under five seconds
"50+ vendor relationships with a small ops team"
Qualifies the Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) in the video
Self-selects the right prospect and filters out poor fits
"Just reply 'yes' and I'll handle the rest"
Ultra-low-friction call to action
Removes the prospect's decision burden to near zero
Example 2: LinkedIn Hover Video (Account-Based Outreach)
Context: An Account Executive (AE) targeting a Sales Director at a mid-market SaaS company. The video thumbnail is an animated GIF showing the prospect's LinkedIn profile scrolling in the background.
An animated GIF thumbnail is a short looping preview image placed in an email body that simulates video playback and links to the full video landing page - used to increase email click-through rates without embedding a video file.
Script:
"Hi [Name] - I'm on your LinkedIn right now, which I realize is a little meta. [5 seconds]
I noticed your team expanded its SDR headcount by four reps in Q3. When teams scale that fast, the manual work per rep usually scales with it - recording individual outreach videos, personalizing sequences one by one. [25 seconds]
I can show you how one team handled that differently. 15 minutes Thursday?" [10 seconds]
Why it worked:
The opening line acknowledges the dynamic background (the prospect's live LinkedIn page). It signals the video was created specifically for them, not batch-sent.
"Expanded SDR headcount by four reps in Q3" is a verifiable trigger pulled from LinkedIn. It confirms the rep did research.
The pain point ("manual work per rep scales with headcount") is relevant to the trigger, not generic.
Example 3: Trigger-Based Follow-Up Video (Post-Event)
Context: An SDR following up on a prospect who attended a virtual summit but did not fill in a follow-up form. Sent on Day 5 of the sequence.
Script:
"[Name] - saw you were at the RevOps Summit last week. [5 seconds]
Most people I talk to who attended the pipeline-efficiency session are trying to solve the same problem: more outbound, fewer reps, same quota. [20 seconds]
We've helped a few teams in that situation add a layer of automation without rebuilding their entire stack. Does next Tuesday work for 20 minutes?" [15 seconds]
Why it worked:
The trigger (conference attendance) is specific and public. It does not feel like a cold guess.
"More outbound, fewer reps, same quota" mirrors the exact language a Sales Director uses in internal conversations.
The ask is concrete: a specific day, not "whenever you have time."
Example 4: Social Proof Video (Closing a Stalled Deal)
Context: A deal that has gone quiet after two demos. The AE sends a short video referencing a named customer outcome.
Script:
"[Name] - wanted to share something relevant before we close out this month. [5 seconds]
GrowPronto, a team similar in size to yours, booked 45 meetings and closed 7 accounts in their first quarter using the same setup we discussed. [20 seconds]
I think you'd get similar results. I have 20 minutes open Thursday at 2 pm - want to reconnect?" [10 seconds]
Why it worked:
The social proof reference is specific (45 meetings, 7 accounts closed) and comes from a named company. Vague claims carry no weight; concrete numbers do.
The call to action includes a specific time slot, reducing the prospect's scheduling effort to a single yes/no decision.
How to Structure a Video Prospecting Script That Gets Replies
A video prospecting script that generates replies follows three parts: a specific hook naming the prospect or a trigger event (5-8 seconds), a value bridge connecting one outcome to the prospect's pain (20-30 seconds), and a low-friction call to action with a single next step (5-10 seconds). Total runtime must stay under 60 seconds. Wyzowl's 2026 survey confirms 83% of video marketers say video directly increases sales (Wyzowl, 2026) - but that result depends on structure, not format alone.
SDR manager reviewing a team video reply-rate dashboard on a tablet
The Three-Part Script Framework
[HOOK — 5–8 seconds]
Name the prospect, their company, or a specific trigger event.
Never start with "Hi, I'm [Name] from [Company]."
[VALUE BRIDGE — 20–30 seconds]
Name one outcome relevant to the prospect's role.
Reference a company similar to theirs, a pain they likely share, or a trigger you observed.
Do not list features.
[CTA — 5–10 seconds]
One ask. One specific next step. Make it as easy as possible to say yes.
"Reply 'yes' and I'll send times." / "Does Thursday at 2 pm work?"
Script Templates by Video Type
Video type
Best trigger
Hook example
CTA example
Cold intro
Company hiring or funding news
"Saw [Company] is hiring three SDRs this quarter..."
"15 minutes this week?"
LinkedIn hover
Prospect published a post
"Saw your post about [topic] on Thursday..."
"Worth a quick call?"
Post-event follow-up
Conference or webinar attendance
"Saw you were at [Event] last week..."
"Does Tuesday work?"
Social proof re-engage
Stalled deal, end of quarter
"[Named company] hit [result] in 90 days..."
"20 minutes Thursday at 2 pm?"
Trigger / feature send
Product usage milestone or news
"Noticed you've been using [feature] since..."
"Happy to walk you through it."
Subject Line and Thumbnail Rules
The email subject line and animated GIF thumbnail are the first two things a prospect sees. Both must work independently of the video:
Subject line: Include the word "video" - subject lines with "video" consistently lift open rates versus those without it.
GIF thumbnail: Show your face mid-gesture, or show the prospect's website in the background. Either signals personalization immediately.
Landing page: The video should open on a branded page with a calendar embed and a single call to action button. Branded pages with direct booking links reduce friction at the final step.
AI-Personalized Video at Scale vs. 1:1 Manual Recording
AI-personalized video and manual 1:1 recording serve different use cases. Manual recording suits high-value single accounts; AI-personalized video - one recorded template generating thousands of personalized versions via CSV or Customer Relationship Management (CRM) trigger - is the only viable method for SDR teams running high-volume sequences. Wyzowl's 2026 data shows 82% of video marketers report positive ROI from video (Wyzowl, 2026), explaining why teams are shifting to scalable formats.
Visual diagram of a five-step video prospecting cadence timeline
Our data: Teams using Potion's AI-personalized video scale outreach volume 5x-10x versus manual recording. Reps recover approximately 15 hours per week previously spent on individual recording sessions.
Comparison: AI-Personalized Video vs. Manual 1:1 Recording
Factor
Manual 1:1 recording
AI-personalized video at scale
Time per contact
15-30 minutes (scripting, recording, uploading)
Under 1 minute (after one master recording)
Daily outreach capacity
15-20 prospects per rep per day
200-1,000+ per rep per day
Personalization depth
Fully bespoke per video
Name, company, dynamic background (live website or LinkedIn)
Consistency across team
Variable (rep quality, energy, delivery)
Consistent lip-sync, gestures, and tone across all outputs
Best use case
Single high-ACV account, late-stage outreach
High-volume sequences, SDR cold outbound, follow-up at scale
Avatar setup time
None (immediate)
Under 10 minutes to train an AI avatar
CRM integration
Manual export and upload
Native triggers via HubSpot, Salesforce, Outreach, Apollo
A sales cadence is a structured, time-sequenced series of outreach touchpoints - including emails, calls, LinkedIn messages, and videos - designed to move a prospect from cold contact to booked meeting. AI-personalized video fits inside a cadence at scale; manual recording does not.
When to Use Each Approach
Use manual 1:1 recording when:
The Annual Contract Value (ACV) is USD 100K+ and the decision-maker is a C-suite executive who scrutinizes every communication.
You are personalizing a follow-up after an in-person meeting where specific details were discussed.
You have fewer than five target prospects in a named-account ABM motion.
Use AI-personalized video at scale when:
Your team runs sequences of 50+ contacts per week and manual recording creates a capacity ceiling.
You want to standardize video quality and script structure across an SDR team of five or more reps.
You need to re-engage a closed-lost list of 200+ accounts without rebuilding each video from scratch.
For use-case walkthroughs across meeting requests, follow-ups, and product demos, the Potion examples library covers each scenario with short-form examples.
Video Prospecting by Sequence Position: When to Send
Video prospecting performs best between Day 2 and Day 20 of a sales cadence, not on Day 1. Potion's customer campaign data identifies Day 5 as the single highest-performing sequence position - after an initial plain-text touch establishes context but before momentum fades. Hunter.io's 2025 data shows sales outreach averages just 3% reply rates overall (Hunter.io, 2025), making correct sequence placement a meaningful differentiator for SDR teams.
AI-generated personalized video landing page on a laptop screen
A reliable opening cadence structure looks like this:
Day 1: Plain-text email (no video, no attachments) - subject line names the trigger or company.
Day 3: LinkedIn connection request with a personalized note (no pitch yet).
Day 5: Video email - animated GIF thumbnail in email body, landing page with calendar embed.
Day 8: Plain-text follow-up referencing the video ("Wanted to make sure you caught the video I sent...").
Day 12: LinkedIn InMail with a brief text message and a link to the video landing page.
Day 20: Break-up email with a social proof reference (named company, specific result).
Channel-Specific Guidance
A CRM trigger is an automated event fired by a Customer Relationship Management platform that initiates a workflow - such as generating and sending a personalized video - when a prospect meets a defined condition. Setting CRM triggers at Day 5 and Day 12 removes the manual scheduling burden from reps entirely.
Channel
Best practice
Key constraint
Email
Animated GIF thumbnail, subject line includes "video," landing page with calendar embed
Deliverability depends on domain warmup and DKIM/SPF setup - no inbox placement guarantee
LinkedIn InMail
Attach the video landing page URL in the message body; keep text under 300 characters
InMail credits are limited; save for mid-to-late cadence
SMS
Text-only link to video landing page; keep message under 160 characters
Opt-in rules vary by geography - confirm compliance with CAN-SPAM, CASL, or the ePrivacy Directive before sending
Measuring Video Prospecting Performance: A KPI Framework for Sales Leaders
Sales leaders should track three core metrics: reply rate (target 4%+, against the text-only baseline of 0.45% - 3.43% per Belkins and Instantly in 2025-2026), watch-to-completion rate, and meetings booked per video sent. Wyzowl's 2026 survey found 82% of video marketers report positive ROI from video (Wyzowl, 2026) - but only teams that measure consistently capture that ROI at the program level.
Watch-to-completion rate is the percentage of prospects who watched a video from start to finish, used as a proxy for content relevance and hook strength. It belongs in every video prospecting scorecard alongside reply rate.
Our data: Potion's customer campaign data shows reply rates 3x-4x higher than text-only cold email when AI-personalized video is used in outbound sequences.
The Video Prospecting KPI Stack
Metric
Definition
Direction to target
Signal when underperforming
Reply rate
Replies received / videos sent
4%+ (vs. text-only baseline of 0.45% - 3.43%)
Below 2%: hook or targeting problem
Watch-to-completion rate
Viewers who watched 100% / total views
Higher than your text-email reply rate as an internal baseline
Low rate: video too long or loses relevance after the opening
Meetings booked per video sent
Booked meetings / videos sent
Improving week-over-week from your team's baseline
Flat or declining: recheck ICP targeting and CTA
Video open rate (GIF click)
GIF thumbnail clicks / emails delivered
Higher than your plain-text email click rate
Stagnant: test subject line variants or a new thumbnail
Sequence-to-meeting conversion
Meetings booked / sequences enrolled
Improving from your pre-video baseline
Declining: review cadence position and script quality
How to Diagnose Underperformance
Low reply rate, normal completion rate: The hook is working - prospects are watching - but the call to action or value bridge is weak. Rewrite the CTA first.
Low completion rate, normal reply rate: A small share of engaged prospects are replying before the video ends. The hook is strong but the middle is too long. Cut the value bridge to 20 seconds.
Low GIF click rate: The subject line is not triggering opens, or the thumbnail is not showing the rep's face or the prospect's website. Test two subject line variants and a new thumbnail.
Low meetings per video: Targeting is the most likely culprit. Check whether the Ideal Customer Profile filter on the sequence matches the prospects actually receiving the video.
Team Rollout Checklist for SDR Managers
Before launching a video prospecting program across a team, work through these steps:
Record one master script template per use case (cold intro, follow-up, social proof).
Train AI avatars for each rep - avatar setup takes under 10 minutes per rep.
Set CRM triggers so videos fire automatically at the right cadence position (Day 5 as default).
Define the KPI targets above and review them weekly for the first four weeks.
Run a "watch party" - every rep watches three of their own videos and flags what they would change.
Establish a QA process: manager reviews five randomly sampled videos per rep per week for the first month.
Common Video Prospecting Mistakes That Kill Reply Rates
The most common video prospecting mistakes are: running over 90 seconds, opening with a generic greeting instead of a prospect-specific hook, including no clear call to action, reading from a visible script, and sending video on Day 1 before any prior context. Wyzowl's 2026 survey found 85% of video marketers say video generates leads (Wyzowl, 2026) - but that result depends entirely on execution quality, not the format alone.
The Six Most Common Failure Modes
Mistake
What it signals to the prospect
How to fix it
Video runs over 90 seconds
"This rep didn't respect my time"
Hard cap at 60 seconds; cut everything after the CTA
Opens with "Hi, I'm [Name] from [Company]"
Generic; no different from a template
Open with the prospect's name and a trigger in the first 5 seconds
No specific trigger or research signal
Mass-sent, not personalized
Pull one verifiable trigger: LinkedIn post, hiring news, funding round
CTA asks for a 45-minute discovery call
Too much commitment for a cold contact
Ask for 15 minutes maximum; give a specific day and time
Visible script or eyes darting off-camera
Low effort; scripted delivery
Internalize the three-part framework; use a teleprompter at eye level
Sending video on Day 1 with no prior touch
No context for the prospect
Start with plain text on Day 1; send video on Day 5
Who This Guide Is Not For
Video prospecting at scale is designed for B2B outbound SDR and Business Development Representative (BDR) teams running sequences of 50+ contacts per week. It is not the right fit for purely inbound companies, teams selling products under USD 50 per month, or industries requiring extensive biometric compliance review before AI voice and face cloning can be deployed.
Video prospecting at scale is not the right fit for:
Purely inbound or product-led growth (PLG) companies with no outbound sales motion. Return on investment comes from scaling outbound; inbound teams that adopt video prospecting tools often find them unused. Belkins' analysis of 7.5 million cold emails found a 0.45% reply rate for net-new cold outreach in 2025 (Belkins, 2025) - a baseline so low that video investment only makes sense when outbound volume is high enough to turn even a 3x-4x lift into meaningful pipeline.
Teams selling products under USD 50 per month or with low lifetime value. The setup cost and platform investment are difficult to justify against a low Annual Contract Value (ACV).
Industries with strict biometric data regulations - including healthcare (HIPAA), government, and defense - where AI voice and face cloning require extensive legal review under frameworks like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), and the EU AI Act. These deals move slowly and require compliance sign-off before deployment.
Individual reps targeting large enterprise accounts (USD 100K+ ACV) where senior executives scrutinize every communication for authenticity. In those situations, a carefully crafted manual video is usually more appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What reply rate should I expect from video prospecting?
Text-only cold email averaged 0.45% for net-new outreach and 3.43% across all cold sends in 2025-2026, per Belkins (Belkins, 2025) and Instantly benchmark data cited by Martal.ca (Martal.ca, 2025). Potion's customer data shows reply rates 3x-4x higher than text-only cold email when AI-personalized video is used in outbound sequences. Results vary by industry, script quality, and sequence position.
How long should a cold video prospecting message be?
Keep cold prospecting videos under 60 seconds, with the ideal length at 30-45 seconds. The first 5-8 seconds must deliver a specific hook that names the prospect or their company. Videos exceeding 90 seconds see significant watch-to-completion drop-off, and lower completion rates directly reduce reply rates.
When in a sales cadence should I send a video?
Video prospecting performs best between Day 2 and Day 20 of a cadence. Potion's customer campaign data identifies Day 5 as the single highest-performing sequence position - after the prospect has seen an initial plain-text touch but before the sequence loses momentum. Sending video on Day 1 without prior context reduces its impact.
How do I personalize video outreach at scale without re-recording every video?
AI-powered platforms like Potion let a Sales Development Representative (SDR) record one master video template, then automatically generate thousands of personalized versions - each greeting the prospect by name with a dynamic background showing their live website or LinkedIn profile - via a CSV upload or CRM trigger. Avatar training takes minutes, not hours, and campaigns can launch within the first session.
Should I use video on LinkedIn or email - which channel works better?
Both channels work, but they serve different functions in a sequence. Email with an animated GIF thumbnail reaches decision-makers in their primary work inbox and benefits from subject lines containing the word "video." LinkedIn video InMail is effective for accounts actively engaging on the platform but not responding to email. The strongest sequences use both: email on Day 5, LinkedIn on Day 12.
How do I measure whether my team's video prospecting is working?
Track three core metrics: reply rate (target 4%+, versus the text-only cold email baseline of 0.45% - 3.43% recorded by Belkins and Instantly in 2025-2026), watch-to-completion rate, and meetings booked per video sent. A reply rate below 2% signals a hook or targeting problem. A low completion rate signals the video is too long or loses relevance after the opening line. Review these metrics weekly for the first month after launch.
Does video prospecting actually work, or is it a gimmick?
Video prospecting produces measurable commercial results. Wyzowl's 2026 State of Video Marketing survey (n=266) found 83% of video marketers say video directly increased sales, and 85% say it generated leads (Wyzowl, 2026). Potion's data shows GrowPronto booked 45 meetings and closed 7 accounts, and SAP closed USD 500K+ in pipeline, using AI-generated video outreach. The differentiator is always execution: a weak script and poor targeting will underperform text email regardless of the format.
Conclusion
Video sales prospecting works because it combines specificity, a human face, and low friction in a single 30-60 second message - exactly what a saturated inbox cannot replicate. Cold email reply rates are at historic lows: 0.45% for strict net-new outreach in 2025, per Belkins' analysis of 7.5 million sends (Belkins, 2025). Video, placed correctly in a cadence and built around a named hook, is the most accessible lever available to SDR teams that need to move that number.
Five things to carry into your next sequence:
Open every video with the prospect's name and a specific trigger - never a generic intro.
Keep total runtime under 60 seconds; target 30-45.
Send video on Day 5 of your cadence, not Day 1.
Track reply rate against your text-only baseline and watch-to-completion rate weekly.
Use AI-personalized video at scale to run video across a full SDR team without burning out your reps.
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Written by
Carlos Agüero
Carlos Agüero builds tools that help B2B sales teams sell smarter. As part of TargetGrid.ai, Skale.email, and Potion, he's focused on multi-channel outreach automation, inbox deliverability, and AI-powered video. Berkeley Haas COBE. Based in Santiago, Chile. Passionate about helping sales teams close more, faster, with less manual work.
Carlos AgüeroOct 16, 2026
