Cold email run for a GrowthPal client in D2C and retail sent 43,043 emails between April and June and produced 183 positive replies, reaching buyers across North America and Europe.
A GrowthPal client in D2C and retail got 183 positive replies from 43,043 cold emails sent between April and June, reaching buyers across North America and Europe.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Client | Not named on this site |
| Sector | D2C and retail |
| Engagement | Cold email outbound, still running |
| Markets | North America and Europe |
| Period | April to June |
| Headline result | 183 positive replies from 43,043 emails |
The GrowthPal homepage publishes this outcome under the sector label "D2C and retail" rather than a company name, so this page does the same. No name is inferred from anywhere else in the site. This is a different client from the withheld manufacturing account, which carries its own explicit confidentiality note.
The D2C and retail campaigns sent 43,043 emails between April and June into an audience spanning North America and Europe, so the engagement ran across two continents and multiple languages of market rather than a single country. The campaign was still running at the time these figures were published.
The engagement used GrowthPal's standard infrastructure rules: separate sending domains rather than the company's main domain, and no open or click tracking, because the tracking pixel costs deliverability. Read how the cold email agency engagement works or the nine-step outbound process for the build sequence, or the message-market fit diagnostic that opens every engagement.
The D2C and retail campaigns produced 183 positive replies across the April to June period. Both figures below are published on the GrowthPal homepage, and the counting rules behind them are set out in the methodology block that explains how these numbers are counted.
| Metric | Figure | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Emails sent | 43,043 | April to June |
| Positive replies | 183 | April to June |
| Contacts reached | Not published | April to June |
No dashboard screenshot for this client is published on this site. The five campaign dashboards in the homepage receipts section cover a different client and two deliberately redacted accounts. The D2C and retail figures come from the same sending platform and the same counting rules.
One hundred and eighty-three positive replies over roughly a quarter, from a campaign spanning two continents, is a working outbound system rather than a finished experiment. The campaign was described as live when these figures were published, which means the number is a snapshot of an engagement still in progress, not a final total.
Because contacts reached is not published for this client, the result cannot be compared rate-for-rate against the other outcomes on this site. Nobody can guarantee a reply count, and GrowthPal does not. For rates that can be compared directly, see the full set of cold email benchmarks from these campaigns.
Every figure on this page follows one published definition. A reply counts only when a real human writes back with intent: opens, clicks, out-of-office replies, unsubscribes and referrals to a colleague all miss the bar. Opens and clicks are not tracked at all, because the tracking pixel costs deliverability. The full set of rules and exclusions lives in the methodology block.
The campaign produced 183 positive replies between April and June. Those came from 43,043 emails sent to buyers across North America and Europe. Both figures are published on the GrowthPal homepage in the campaign receipts section, and the campaign was still running when they were published.
The GrowthPal homepage publishes this outcome under a sector label rather than a company name, so this page follows suit. It is a separate account from the withheld manufacturing client, which carries its own explicit confidentiality note. Whether this client can be named publicly is an open question with them, not a decision made on this page.
It is not published, and this page does not calculate one. A reply rate needs contacts reached as its denominator, not emails sent, because a multi-touch sequence sends several emails to the same contact. Only the emails-sent figure of 43,043 is published here, so any rate quoted would be a guess rather than a record.
The campaign reached buyers across North America and Europe, so it ran on two continents rather than in a single country. That is the full extent of what this site documents about the audience for this engagement. The sector is D2C and retail, and no narrower segment is published.
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