A private launch page
Your checklist, plan and documents in one place, including exactly how your data is handled.
From a first scoping call to a booked meeting.
The first week goes on who you sell to and how you sound. After that a daily rhythm takes over, and meetings land in your calendar while you get on with your week.
- Buyer
- List
- Request
- Conversation
- Booked
Live within 7 daysNothing launches without your sign-offYour voice from message oneEvery reply within a working day
Setup
First, the seat gets built.
It takes a few days, and nothing goes live until you've signed off the targeting and the messaging.
Days 0 to 3
You and I agree exactly who to chase.
A short scoping call sizes the audience, so you see the real pool before a word is written.
Week one
Your buyers, sourced and verified.
Up to 600 contacts per seat each month, pulled to the exact ICP, then cleaned and checked.
Week one
Every message written for the person.
A considered request, then every message written fresh for that person, in your voice.
Before launch
Your accounts, looked after.
Outreach is paced like a person, on tooling built to keep established accounts in good standing.
Go live
Outreach starts from real profiles.
On your sign-off, requests start going out from your team's own profiles, and the daily rhythm takes over.
Your first week, start to finish.
Once the first invoice is paid, a private link lands in your inbox with a launch checklist that ticks itself off as setup moves along. With your inputs in on time, you're live within 7 days.
A ten-minute intake
Who you sell to and who to skip, your blacklist of clients and partners, and where meetings should land.
Your LinkedIn, connected safely
You connect through your own logged-in browser, so your password never changes hands. Share campaign conversations only, and your private messages stay private.
Your voice, captured
Your Voice Sheet and the things you've written publicly become a Voice Card, and nothing launches without your sign-off.
It has to sound like you, from the first message.
Most outreach gives itself away in a line: it doesn't sound like the person it's from. So before a single request goes out, the work goes into how you actually talk.
Your Voice Sheet
Paste a few messages you've sent that got a reply. Don't tidy them.
The one-brand-per-category angle, thats the bit that stood out...
100% agree with Email.. saw someone celebrating a 0.33% reply rate with 2 million emails yesterday lol
How are you finding it getting brands on board, is trust the bigger hurdle or actually proving the ROI fast enough for them?
Your Voice Card
- Opens on the one thing that stood out to you
- Loose and lower-key: ".." and "..." between thoughts, the odd lol
- Names the harder problem behind it, not the product
- Asks "mostly this, or that?" so it's easy to answer
Never: a pitch before they ask, "synergy", "touch base", "hope this finds you well".
A message, in your voice
Been listening into a bit of the podcast, smart move building trust around AI pricing when most retail folks still think "discount code" not "pricing agent"... the bit i always wonder with thought leadership like that is whether its actually turning into conversations with the brands you want
How are you getting in front of the brands youd want as customers right now, mostly inbound off stuff like the podcast, or are you running outbound to them too?
Their replyWe do some calling and some LinkedIn. Personally I think cold email is a waste of time.
The conversation kept going. A call was booked a few weeks later.
A real exchange from my own LinkedIn, with the name, company and market changed. Your Voice Card is built from your own writing.
What a week looks like.
Once you're live, the work is daily and the rhythm is steady. A representative week, on every seat:
- MonFresh requests and follow-ups go out at a safe pace, after any weekend replies are cleared.
- TueEvery reply is answered within a working day, in your voice.
- WedWhat's landing is read, and the messaging is sharpened.
- ThuQualified meetings go straight into your calendar, with the context to show up ready.
- FriA short recap: what went out, what came back, what's booked.
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Outreach Replies MeetingsAn example week
Get started
Let's fill your calendar.
Tell me who you sell to and what a good meeting looks like. I'll size the audience, tell you honestly what to expect, and if it's a fit, you start on a three month term.