Somebody in your city needs you right now. They're about to call someone else.
We find them, we reach them, we book the meeting. You just show up and do what you do best.
Fifteen minutes tells you if it will work for you.
Most of your work comes from referrals and repeat customers.
That works until it's slow. When it's slow, there's no dial to turn. You wait, or you go find work yourself, and you don't have time to do that on top of running the jobs. The usual fixes have real drawbacks.
A salesperson runs about $70K a year and takes months to prove out. A marketing company sends you traffic and reports, not meetings.
There's a third option.
We find the companies most likely to need you right now.
Not a list of everyone, but the ones showing signs they're in the market. A company that's growing, opening a location, taking on bigger jobs, or staffing up usually has a need that lines up with what you do.
We identify those companies, reach out on your behalf, and put the ones who want to talk on your calendar.
The targeting is what matters. Reaching the right couple hundred companies beats reaching ten thousand wrong ones. It's the difference between landing in someone's inbox and landing in their spam.
Meetings on your calendar.
Decision-makers booked directly onto your schedule
No cold calling on your end, you just take the meetings
We handle the whole process: finding companies, writing, following up
A short summary each week: meetings booked and what they're worth
Your contact list stays yours, never shared, never sold
A 15-minute call.
Tell me what a typical contract is worth and how often you close the ones you meet on. I'll walk through the math with you and give you an honest read on whether this fits.
If it doesn't, I'll tell you.
Want to run this yourself? Here’s how.
I wrote down the whole thing. The exact system I use to book meetings for the companies I work with. If you'd rather run it yourself, it's all here.
Nothing held back.
What's inside:
How to reach owners without cold calling or buying garbage lists
The signs that tell you a company's ready to hire you
How to stay out of spam and where most people blow it
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