From David Mendoza, with Jawad Haider, the GTM engineer I mentioned on our call. Two pages, no fine print. Same way you sell.
You have 1,200 warm inboxes, copy that has already closed business, offers that work in eight niches, and a sales process where you're on the phone the second someone replies. That part of your operation is not the problem, and we're not going to pretend we'd improve it.
Here is the problem, in your own numbers:
Same copy. Same inboxes. Bounces were fine. What changed was the data: wrong lists, wrong people. A career sales manager 30 years into his job was never going to buy a business opportunity, and no amount of sending fixes that. The machine isn't broken. What's being fed into it is.
Call one. Pick the week's vertical and two angles, approve the list and the send volume.
We launch, monitor daily, and keep the volume moving.
Call two. Straight numbers: sends, replies, positives per segment. What's working, what we're killing.
One-page written report of the week, so nothing lives only in a phone call.
One vertical per week, two angles at a time. That's deliberate. You have eight niches; the fastest way to get zero results in all of them is to run all of them at once, badly. Focus is what took you from zero back to 8 to 12 a day, and focus is how we keep it there. Every vertical gets its turn, every week gets a clear readout.
Everything above. Data, scraping, and verification tools included on our side. Your Instantly account, your inboxes, your domains, your copy: all of it stays yours. We never hold your infrastructure hostage.
One thing we won't do is promise you a positive-reply number. You've met the guys who do that. What we promise is clean data, the right targets, daily eyes on the machine, and honest numbers twice a week. The replies follow from that, the same way they did when your targeting was right.
Later, if you want it: an automated reply-and-speed-to-lead system, so the second someone raises a hand it's booked before they cool off. Priced separately, only if the base engine earns it first.
David Mendoza runs the engagement: your calls, the weekly plan, the reporting, and the accountability. One person to call, twice a week, who actually answers.
Jawad Haider is the GTM engineer on the data and systems side: list building, enrichment, verification, Instantly operations, deliverability. He runs this exact machine every day for B2B clients, hundreds of thousands of sends a month.