Do I own the contact list?+
Yes. Every contact researched and every list built for your campaign is yours to keep. No lock-in, no data held hostage.
What if no meetings get booked?+
On the Pilot, I dial your actual list in week one and tell you exactly what volume your market realistically supports — no fantasy numbers. Either way, you get every call logged, every conversation noted, and a full debrief on what the market said — that intel alone is worth the investment. And I don't take on clients I don't believe I can move the needle for. If your offer isn't ready for cold outreach, I'll tell you on the discovery call.
What does "dedicated dialing" mean?+
It means your list is actively worked during your window with real volume — thousands of dials to your exact ICP, plus logging, follow-up sequencing, and a debrief. I cap how many clients I run at once so your market gets focused attention, not leftovers. It's measured in dials and conversations, not hours on a clock.
Full transparency, always. You get call recordings, activity logs, and a performance report every week. You'll see exactly who was called, what was said, and what moved. No black boxes.
Is it just cold calls or do you do email and LinkedIn too?+
Phone is the primary weapon — it's what most companies avoid and where real conversations happen. LinkedIn and follow-up sequencing layer on top of every dial to maximize every touch.
Are there long-term contracts?+
No. Monthly. Cancel with 30 days notice. I'd rather earn your business every month than lock you in. Start with the pilot if you want to see the work before committing to a monthly plan.
Will you work with my competitors?+
No. I take one client per vertical. When I'm dialing your ICP, I'm not dialing it for anyone else — your market intel, your scripts, and your prospects stay yours. That's a level of exclusivity most agencies can't offer.
Why only 3 clients at a time?+
Every call is me. Not a team, not a VA, not outsourced. To do this at a high level I keep my roster tight so every client gets focused attention, not a number in a queue. When slots fill up, a waitlist opens.
