The money's already in your customer list.
You know the ones.They meant it when they said they'd be back.Then the week got away from them.Nobody picked the thread back up.I write the texts and emails that pick it back up.In your voice, not a template.You pay me out of what comes back.Nothing, if nothing does.
No new ad spendFirst bookings in daysWritten by a person, not a bot
Don't take my word for it. See the math on your own list.
Your numbers, not mine. And I kept the rate deliberately low.
At a conservative 3%, that's about
in booked work.
Even at 2%, it's $60,000. At 5%, $150,000.
A conservative estimate, not a promise. Real numbers depend on your list and your offer. I'll give you the honest figure on a call.
Book a callHere's exactly what I do.
Pull your list.
Past customers, old leads, dead quotes. I clean it, cut the dead weight, and segment it so the right people get the right message.
Write it in your voice.
Every text and email sounds like you wrote it, because a person did. Me. Not a template, not a blast.
Send in waves.
Controlled batches so your phone doesn't melt, and every reply gets a fast answer from a human.
They book.
Old customers come back, dead leads convert, and every booking traces straight back to the campaign. You see exactly what it made.
Everyone else sells you a robot. I sell you the result.
The other guys load your list into the same AI that blasts everyone else's.They hit send and hope.You get whatever a robot guesses sounds like you.I read how you actually talk to your customers, and write it that way.The whole point is that it doesn't feel like marketing.You deal with me start to finish.The person writing and sending it.Not account manager four hundred, at a shop that calls you a logo.
You don't pay me to try. You pay me from what it makes.
The money's already in your list.I've seen these campaigns land enough times to stake my pay on it.Which is exactly why I can.We sort the split on a call.
Let's see what you've got.
Fifteen minutes.Tell me about your list.I'll tell you straight whether it's worth running.If it's not, I'll say so.And we both move on.