Cold calling for e-commerce
E-commerce founders live in dashboards, so a call that names a real leak — cart abandonment, slow fulfillment, rising CAC — earns instant attention.
Why cold calling works here
Selling into e-commerce (fulfillment, apps, ads, retention, logistics) works on the phone because the pain is measurable and the founder feels it daily. Metrics are public-ish: you can infer store platform, ad activity, and conversion issues before calling. The buyer is a founder or head of growth obsessed with CAC, AOV, and margin. Specificity wins — a generic 'we help stores grow' dies; 'your checkout has no upsell and you're on flat shipping' books a call.
Pains you can lever
- Rising customer acquisition cost squeezing already-thin margins
- High cart and checkout abandonment leaking revenue
- Slow or costly fulfillment hurting reviews and repeat rate
- Weak retention — all spend goes to first orders, none to repeat
- A tech stack of disconnected apps slowing the store
How to open the call
Name the measurable leak: 'I looked at your store — you're driving paid traffic but there's no post-purchase upsell and shipping's flat-rate, so your AOV and margin are both leaving money behind. Is that on your list?'
Objections you'll hear (and how to handle them)
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What Tepio's AI brief surfaces here
Tepio's AI brief reads the store to infer platform, product category, ad activity, and conversion gaps — like missing upsells or slow load — so you open on a measurable leak instead of a generic growth pitch.
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