Kacper Borzymiński, GTM Engineer & Outbound Lead

Cold email that starts with a reason, not with "Hi {first_name}, loved your LinkedIn profile".
Kacper Borzymiński, GTM Engineer & Outbound Lead

Snapshot

About three years in marketing: SEO from February 2024, cold email and go-to-market (GTM) engineering since autumn 2025. Mostly cold email, with LinkedIn beside it. I build the whole outbound process: who to write to, why now, what to say, and the plumbing that gets the email into the inbox at all.

~3Years in marketing
Cold emailPlus LinkedIn, as the second touch

What I do

I build a process for reaching the companies that actually fit your ideal customer profile (ICP). Signal first: which ads a company runs, who it is hiring, whether the decision-maker changed. Then an email that picks up on that signal.

  1. Outbound from zero

    List, signals, sequences and reply handling in one repeatable process.

  2. Signal-based emails

    Written around something that is happening at the recipient's company.

    What it means for you: They see the email is about their company, not a template.

  3. Sending infrastructure

    Domains, mailboxes, warm-up and reputation monitoring.

    What it means for you: Your emails actually arrive.

  4. AI automation with quality control

    What it means for you: The system does the repetitive steps, and a human checks what matters.

  5. Learning new tools fast

When I use which channel

  1. Cold email

    When the offer is clear and we know who we are writing to.

  2. LinkedIn

    When the decision-maker is active there and we want a second touchpoint beside email.

  3. Clay and enrichment

    When the market is wide and needs narrowing to companies with a real signal.

Who calls me

Industries

E-commerce in Europe and the UKFashionBeautyFurnitureAccessories

Hot take

Tools

  1. Claude Code

    I build whole systems on it.

  2. Clay

    Narrowing the market and enrichment.

  3. Instantly

    Sending and warm-up.

  4. Findymail

    Email verification.

  5. Supabase

    Campaign data.

  6. Slack

    Where I talk to the agents.

  7. ClickUp

    Automations.

  8. treg

    Enrichment.

For Zero Fluff I built a GTM cockpit: constant lead monitoring that catches sales signals.

Lessons

  • The costliest mistake

    Do not rename the senders on your mailboxes more than once. I bought ready-made mailboxes with other people's names and then renamed them to mine. We lost some leads: nobody knew who had received which version, and the same lead got messages from several different "people" on one mailbox.

  • Favourite metric

    Sales opportunities per 1,000 emails sent.

  • Most overrated

    Open rate.

  • Quick tip

    Before you write a cold email, find one specific thing from the last 30 days that shows the recipient has a problem, and start with it. Then say how you can solve it.

Off the clock

  • I love travelling around Asia.
  • I go to the gym a few times a week.
  • I spend hours exploring what Claude Code can do. Yes, also after work.
Kacper sitting on a rock above the sea at sunset

FAQ

A rider in a red cape and bicorne hat on a rearing yellow plush horse, after David's Napoleon Crossing the Alps

What does GTM mean here?

Go-to-market: the process of finding the companies that fit your offer and reaching them. Not Google Tag Manager.

Which channels do you use?

Mostly cold email, with LinkedIn as a second touchpoint where the decision-maker is active.

What is a signal?

Something that shows a company may need you now: the ads it runs, who it is hiring, a new decision-maker.

Next step.

Bring your offer and a description of your best client. Book a call with Kacper.