Hey Kylie,Do you see how the logic flows here? The claim leads with a clear perspective backed up by reasoning in the warrants and credible evidence that quantifies the impact. It’s structured to compellingly explain why HelpScout matters. Now, here’s a simple step-by-step process to create similarly bulletproof contentions for your own cold outreach efforts:
I know the hustle of rapidly growing an e-commerce startup. We powered over $5M in sales for brands like Outdoor Gear Lab last year.
As you scale, inefficient customer service will cripple growth. But done right, it becomes a loyal revenue engine.
We created HelpScout to make elevated support easy, not a cost center handled in rigid tickets. Our platform drives 15-20% revenue increases for merchants by inspiring lasting customer loyalty.
I think HelpScout could do the same for your brand if you’re aiming high with CX. Would you be open to a quick call to see if we’re a fit? I can show you the platform plus data on how we drive growth for fast-moving commerce companies.
Lemme know!
Jen
Example: We believe that for growing e-commerce companies like yours, exceptional customer service should actively drive revenue growth through loyalty, not passively operate as a cost center.Spend time crystallizing this viewpoint based on your firsthand experience combined with outside signals. State it in a way that likely resonates with your prospect’s reality while providing a fresh vantage point.
Example of logical reasoning about the Helpscout claim: Research shows a direct correlation between customer experience (CX) and critical loyalty metrics like repeat purchase rates and lifetime value. However, traditional help desk software focuses on ticket metrics rather than human connections.
For the Helpscout example, “companies using HelpScout see 15-20% Average Order Value increase over 18 months by strengthening customer loyalty.”
Example impact clearly defined: With HelpScout, you can similarly boost revenue by inspiring lasting brand affinity through world-class support.Naturally, some prospects will question elements of even the strongest contention. A simple way to get ahead of objections is by playing devil’s advocate: