Fire protection for wind, battery storage and data halls · Name withheld

Three days in, it found a sales channel nobody had seen.

The owner asked it to find new buyers. It found them in the store's own order history.

Illustrative photograph, generated for this page. Not the client's premises.
The replay

Its first three days, in four stages.

Reconstruction · days one to threeNothing sent
Report · first three daysDrafted · nothing sent

What's in your store's order history

2,688
business accounts found. Your contact list was mostly consumers, so these were hiding in your old orders.
30+
insurance agencies buying from your store in recent orders.

Before your next send: a past campaign bounced 24 of its 39 emails, with a double send and a broken merge tag. Worth fixing first.

Waiting for the owner's yes

Stage 4 of 4: Report for review
Reconstructed from the client's day-three report. The figures are real; the business is unnamed and its data removed. A replay of what happened, not a live product.
Name withheld at the client's request
The business

Alongside its big projects, the business sells fire safety products through an online store. Years of orders were sitting in that store's history.

The job

Finding new buyers: signal hunting, research and campaign prep every week, with nothing sent without the owner's yes.

What we built
  • Sweeps for fresh buying signals and checks each one with a source
  • Turns a signal into a target list and an outreach pack, held for approval
  • Sorts every reply and recommends the next step

Starting workload: 20 to 30 hours a week on this job, the owner’s estimate before the build. The 2,688 and 30+ are findings from the client’s own report.

“It has also never sent anything without me, which matters more to me than speed.”

The client's day-three report

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