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The one channel your buyers are definitely on
A managing director who ignores email and has never opened Instagram still checks LinkedIn. It is slower than email and it carries a credibility email cannot.
★★★★★ Rated 4.9 / 5 ·40+ UK businesses·£10M+ client revenue
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Slower, and worth it
They can see who you are, who you have worked with, and who you both know, before replying.
Credibility email cannot carryA connection made today can turn into an enquiry in nine months, and often does.
Suits long buying cyclesValue first, pitch much later. Three exchanges before anything is asked for.
Not a pitch on connectionConnect, then be useful
The mistake is pitching on connection. The method is a personal note referencing their business, then a value exchange or two, then a conversation. It takes longer and it converts at a rate cold email never reaches.
A personal connection note, never a template
No pitch until there have been real exchanges
Your profile and company page rebuilt to survive the click
Content posted so a profile visit finds something worth reading
Conversations routed into the CRM like any other enquiry
Run from real profiles, at human volumes
Results the last agency never produced
Every one of these directors had been sold marketing before. Every figure is measured against a baseline agreed in writing.
The full system behind £2M of closed deals
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How Everflow cut its lead cost from £60 to £15
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Capturing the search demand Flexipol didn’t know it had
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£14,000 closed in seven days, from a CRM they already owned
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Cold outreach that paid for itself in sixty days
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A corporate pipeline worth €100k in 90 days
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200+ leads in a market everyone calls too niche
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I do not want to post on social media.
Most directors of established firms have no interest in becoming a content creator, and should not have to.
You do not have to be the face.
The company page and a light posting cadence do the work. If you would rather not appear personally, the system runs without you doing so.
My profile is embarrassing.
Half-finished, a photo from 2014, and a headline that says nothing.
Rebuilt before anything sends.
There is no point driving people to a profile that undermines you. Profile and company page come first, always.
Those connection requests are so obvious.
They are, because they are automated at volume with a merge field.
Real notes, human volumes.
Volume is capped deliberately. Every note references the specific person and business, which is only possible at a sane send rate.
What happens, in order
Fix the shopfront
Profile and company page rebuilt so a click through does not cost you the lead.
- Profile
- Company page
- Proof
Build the list
The specific people worth connecting with, by role, sector and size.
- Role targeting
- Sector
- Size
Connect
Personal notes at human volume, referencing their actual business.
- Connection notes
- Capped volume
Be useful
A relevant observation or resource before anything is ever asked for.
- Value exchange
- No pitch
Convert
A conversation, then a booking, routed into the CRM and tagged like any other source.
- CRM routing
- Source tags
The senior operators on your build
A small senior team, not a pyramid. You will know everyone on this list by name within a fortnight.
Senior account manager
Runs the audit, sets the scope, stays on the account.
Systems lead
Builds the CRM, the routing and the chase sequences.
Media buyer
Runs Google and Meta to one number: cost per qualified enquiry.
Outreach lead
Researches and writes the outbound, one company at a time.
Copy and creative
Writes the ads, the pages and every sequence the system sends.
Find out who you should be talking to
The audit maps the decision makers in your market and how reachable they actually are. It starts with a call.
★★★★★ Rated 4.9 / 5 ·40+ UK businesses·£10M+ client revenue