You have proven the work in three markets already. We would build outbound that reaches more of the same companies on purpose, and fills a shared calendar instead of one personal link.
Three segments, taken from the work you have already proven rather than from a category. Geography is yours to pick.
Software companies whose site was built at seed stage and has not kept up with what they now sell.
Colibo and Sprii are the proof, and they are the story we open with.
Agencies and developers running listings by hand, where the site is the product rather than a brochure.
137 and Benjamin's Romance already sit in this segment.
Regulated companies that need a site to look as serious as their compliance burden already is.
Nordigen and LOK Green Energy, both delivered.
Thirteen triggers decide which company gets written to in a given week. Three of them, in plain language.
Not the full stack, and not where any of it comes from. Enough to see what kind of thing fires.
Ten more triggers, unnamed here. We go through all thirteen on the call, with the companies each one is firing on this week.
The same studio, the same portfolio, reached two different ways.
| Generic outbound | Signal-timed | |
|---|---|---|
| When you arrive | Whenever the list was bought | The month a rebuild is already being discussed |
| What you open with | We build websites in Framer | The reason this company needs one now |
| Who reads it | Whoever the list had an email for | The person who owns the site and the budget |
| Why they answer | They happen to have a need | They have the need now and have not chosen anyone |
| What you compete on | Price, against every studio that mailed them | Proof, because you arrived with a relevant case study |
Three things we found and deliberately did not write down, with the honest reason:
You would be talking to me, not an account manager. I take the call, and I run the first sends myself.
We will cover what it costs on the call. It depends on scope, and we would rather quote you accurately than generically.