Wouldn’t it be nice if you knew what to send in your cold pitch emails? 😍
Cold Pitch Swipe Files
Only $9
The HARDEST part of freelancing is getting clients…
And you can’t stand the idea of spending another hour writing a cold email that vanishes into the void — or worse, gets ignored because it sounds like every other freelancer in their inbox.
You know your work is good.
You just need someone to read the damn pitch.
It’s time for you to try another angle.
I get it — I’ve been there.
When I started freelancing, I didn’t have a network.
❌ No referrals.
❌ No steady stream of leads.
Just… email.
So I cold pitched. A lot.
At first, it was messy. I sent awkward intros. I over-explained. I undersold.
Sometimes it worked.
Sometimes it absolutely did not.
But over time, I started figuring out what actually made people reply — and pay.
Now I’ve packaged two of my best-performing pitches into a swipe file you can use today.
These emails are the bread and butter of my freelance business:
One landed me a long-term $45K contract.
One got a response in under 24 hours.
Both are real, lightly redacted, and broken down so you can:
👉🏼 See what worked (and why)
👉🏼 Understand what to say — and how much to say
👉🏼 Build your own cold pitch faster, with way less stress
I know how exhausting it is to send out genuinely solid pitches and hear nothing back — or worse, get an offer for $20 and “exposure.”
After years of trial, error, and more awkward intros than I care to admit, I figured out what actually gets a reply. I’ve learned how to spot time-wasters, pitch the right people, and write emails that make it easy to say yes.
Now I’ve pulled together the exact cold emails that worked for me — so you don’t have to guess, overthink, or keep refreshing your inbox.
Because when you know what you’re doing, getting good clients gets a whole lot easier.
And lucky for you… I do.
Introducing: The Cold Pitch Swipe Files
A no-fluff swipe file to help you send better cold emails and get more replies — without spiraling over every word.
Two real cold pitches — one big-money, one quick-response
Line-by-line breakdowns so you know what made them work
A plug-and-play pitch structure to guide your next cold pitch email
Subject line tips that get your message opened (without being annoying)