Should I focus on sending manual emails or multiple Loom videos each day for outreach, given my high school budget and concerns about my English pronunciation?

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Should I focus on sending manual emails or multiple Loom videos each day for outreach, given my high school budget and concerns about my English pronunciation?

I understand you’re weighing manual emails against Loom videos. Manual emails hide any imperfect English, while Loom videos let you practice pronunciation and showcase personality. You don’t have to choose one over the other—you can send a mix, for example five Loom videos a day and ten detailed manual emails. This way you get the benefits of both without committing all your effort to a single channel.

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Would you recommend sending custom Loom videos or running large email campaigns?

I’d recommend using large email campaigns for volume and sending Loom videos for a personal touch. Large campaigns let you reach many prospects quickly, while Looms are free and can be used to follow up or explain a service without any cost.

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How many Loom videos should I send to set expectations for outreach?

Sending Loom videos really sets the perspective; expectations for this kind of outreach are usually much lower, so even a few Looms can make a big difference.

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Can you explain your advice on using Loom videos in cold emails and provide a demo?

Using Loom videos in cold emails works and can be effective, but it lowers deliverability because links and media trigger spam filters. You trade volume for personalization—send fewer, highly tailored emails with a Loom video that shows you’ve already built the asset, which creates a pattern break and raises perceived value. To compensate for lower deliverability, reduce volume or improve mailbox practices. It’s not fully scalable like pure text cold email, but it’s a valuable tactic when you need to stand out.

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I have an Indian accent, so I'm doubting the net positive of recording Loom videos — what are your thoughts?

I'd say there's an even bigger net positive, frankly. If you want to get more articulate in English, the best way is to just talk a lot in English — there's someone who went from nothing to French fluency in under a month just by recording himself trying to speak French for an hour every day; the first videos were rough and hard to understand, but by the end he was a solid, clear speaker who could chain words together well. Your early Looms won't get you much in results, but Looms are free (especially with a custom-DM approach), so there's not much of a downside to just starting.

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