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Most service businesses sell a service. Buyers buy an offer. We turn what you do into an offer your buyers can say yes to, then fill your calendar with people ready to buy it.

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Two campaigns, end to end.

The offer we built, the outreach we ran, and the numbers it returned. Clients are described by what they sell, never named.

From no outbound pipeline to a NASDAQ boardroom.

An AI consultancy. Takes mid-market businesses from AI pilot to production and builds workflow automation into their operations. Sells into the US across SaaS, health tech and ops-heavy sectors.

Connection accept rate

31.4%

Connection accept rate

Reply rate, against 5 to 8% quoted

21.5%

Reply rate, against 5 to 8% quoted

Meetings booked

8

Meetings booked

NASDAQ-listed buyer

1

NASDAQ-listed buyer

Qualified pipeline, built from a standing start

$75K to $100K

At a ticket size of $15K to $20K per engagement.

The problem

Real capability, no engine. Nothing was putting them in front of buyers, so growth depended on being found rather than on reaching out.

The offer we built

A productised entry point: a fixed-scope pilot-to-production proof of concept, so a buyer could commit to something small before committing to everything.

What we ran

  • 1A defined US ICP: mid-market buyers in SaaS, health tech and ops-heavy sectors
  • 2Sequences written for the person, not for the list
  • 3Qualification before the calendar. Nothing got booked until it was a real, in-market buyer
  • 877Connection requests sent
  • 275Accepted31.4%
  • 59Replies21.5%
  • 25Positive conversations opened
  • 8Meetings booked5 held, 3 for future dates

21.5% reply rate against the 5 to 8% usually quoted for cold LinkedIn outreach.

A cold LinkedIn campaign only weeks old put a founder who started with no outbound pipeline in a qualified meeting with a NASDAQ-listed medical device company, a publicly traded firm valued in the hundreds of millions.

From an empty inbox to waking up to replies.

An SEO consultant. B2B and B2C SEO, selling into the US. The work was good and the clients were happy, but every one of them had arrived through word of mouth.

Replies in one month

281

Replies in one month

Meetings with US buyers

4

Meetings with US buyers

Clients closed

2

Clients closed

Replies before we started

0

Replies before we started

Qualified pipeline, built in one month

$16K

At a ticket size of $4,000 per engagement.

The problem

A vague retainer and a missed time zone. The offer was “SEO services”, billed monthly, with the scope depending on the client. Their own outreach had gone quiet, and their US buyers were most active late at night, a window they were asleep for.

The offer we built

Page one in 90 days, or we keep working free. A defined set of money keywords moved onto page one inside a fixed window, priced upfront, with the work continuing free if the targets were missed.

What we ran

  • 1Done-for-you LinkedIn outreach into a narrowly defined set of US buyers
  • 2A profile rebuilt around the offer, so every visit landed on the 90-day promise, not a list of services
  • 3Every prospect approved by them before a word went out
  • 4Sent on US hours, including the late-night window they could never cover themselves
Before
No responses to their own outreach
During
281 replies in one month
Outcome
4 meetings, 2 clients closed

A steady, daily flow of responses from a starting point of zero. Four meetings with US buyers inside one month, and two of them became clients.

What that looks like in the inbox.

Replies, calendar links, email addresses and meeting requests from live campaigns. Names, faces and companies are blurred out of the files themselves. Tap any one to read it full size.

Booked meetings. Paid invoices.

The same campaigns, further down the funnel: meetings on the calendar and money in the bank.

Thirty minutes, in four parts.

You have seen what we do. Here is how the call itself runs, and the one thing to bring for each part.

  1. 1

    Your numbers

    We turn what one client is worth, and how many you want a month, into the pipeline you actually need.

    Bring: A ballpark client value and a monthly target.
  2. 2

    Where your pipeline breaks

    Maybe nobody sees you, maybe nobody replies, maybe nobody follows up. We find which, and pressure-test it together.

    Bring: Your best guess.Watch the 6-minute mechanism first
  3. 3

    Your buyer, your offer and your 90 days

    We map your ideal customer, turn what you sell into an offer they can say yes to, and model what 90 days of outreach and content would put on your calendar.

    Bring: Two or three of your best clients, so we know who to find more of, and what you charge.
  4. 4

    Fit, honestly

    We tell you straight whether we're the right fit. No pitch, no pressure.

    Bring: Any question you want answered before you decide.Short answers to common questions

Watch this, and you'll arrive knowing how it works.

Six minutes on how LinkedIn becomes a booked calendar: the offer, positioning, content and outreach. It saves us the first twenty minutes of the call.

Want more before the call? Our YouTube channel walks through the system board by board.

The questions every founder asks.

Short answers, most under 30 seconds. Pick one.

I'm early-stage. Can I really justify this right now?

One client can pay for the whole thing several times over. See the math, plus the payment options that make it work at your stage.

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