After misspelling a prospect's name twice, he's sold on AI-assisted emails
HankYeomans · x · 2026-11-10
A light personal anecdote: the author misspelled a prospect's name in a pitch email, then misspelled it again while apologizing. His takeaway—having AI help write emails is genuinely useful, if only to avoid embarrassing low-level mistakes.
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