The LinkedIn prospecting I run for you

The system gets built in a week and the conversations start straight after. The first meetings usually land inside the first month. The months that follow are for raising the volume gradually and sharpening the targeting on what actually replies, which improves the quality of the meetings over time.

No, and that's often the biggest relief. We define your positioning together and the subjects you want to be seen on, then I produce and publish, every week, without you having to think about it. That solves the consistency problem almost everyone runs into when they handle it alone.

It gets rewritten from the ground up, that's the first step. But don't get stuck on it before we talk, that's the classic trap. A perfect profile with no conversation open produces nothing, whereas a decent profile plus consistent prospecting fills a calendar.

Coaching gives you the read and the method so you can go and do it yourself. Here, I build your profile, your positioning and your strategy, then I produce the content and run the LinkedIn prospecting for you, on LinkedIn and by email. The difference isn't the knowledge, it's the execution and the weekly follow-through.

The price depends on your market, your volumes and what we put in place, so we talk it through on a call. To give you an order of magnitude, it's a fraction of the cost of a junior salesperson all in (loaded salary, commission and tools), and it's operational in weeks instead of six months.

The first month builds the base: positioning, profile, content and sequences. The months after that run the machine and improve it with what we learn from each campaign. A shorter commitment would give you the build without the benefit of the optimization, which is the effort without the results.

Everything strategic stays yours. Your positioning, your LinkedIn profile, your content strategy and the whole message library written and tested together. Production and sending run on my side, on my tools, exactly the way a salesperson's work stops when they leave.

No. Someone paid on results needs volume, and volume is exactly what burns a list. On a flat fee I'm paid to aim well, not to send more. I control the volume of qualified meetings I bring you, but not your offer, your price, or how you close in the room, and the system has a real cost that runs every month.

A scoping session at the start to settle the positioning and the targeting, then a monthly check-in to look at the results together. The rest of the time, you open your calendar and take the calls that land in it.

What triggers restrictions is a generic message fired out in bulk. We start at low volume and build up gradually, precisely to protect your account and your email deliverability, and the volume only goes up if the results ask for it.

Yes, for research and for personalizing the messages. The judgement stays human, on the targeting as much as on what actually goes out, and you sign off on it before it goes. That's what separates this from the generic sequences everybody receives: sequences built this way have hit reply rates above 25 percent.