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Hallo, unser Unternehmen entwickelt hauptsächlich ein System, das Außenhandelsunternehmen dabei hilft, „Kunden zu gewinnen und zu vermarkten“ und eine vollautomatische KI-Entwicklung von Kunden realisieren kann.
尊敬的先生/女士，
您好！我写信是为了向您介绍我们公司全新的AI自动化营销模式，让您无需人工手动干预，只需静待询盘即可获得客户。
我们的AI无人值守系统可以根据您输入的关键词和想要开发的国家 → 在24小时不间断的情况下挖掘该地区相关的客户信息 → 并分析匹配出关键决策人 → 自动发送推广邮件 → 节省您的时间和精力。
此外，我们还提供EDM自动化营销服务 → 可以按预设执行多轮营销 → 减轻您日常发送邮件的工作 → 让您专心挑选线索 → 节省您开发时间。
在AI自动化的时代，客户开发不再需要费心费力，我们的系统可以一键帮助您完成！
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