Any business that sells to businesses

If your buyer has a job title, we can find them

Agencies, consultants, manufacturers, logistics companies, security firms, equipment dealers. If the person who buys from you is on LinkedIn with a title, the same system works. On the audit we find out whether that's true for you before you pay anything.

Who we reach

Every list starts with the same question: whose job is it to buy what you sell?

  1. The decision maker

    The title that signs: owner, director, VP

    The person whose budget it is. We reach them directly, not through a generic inbox.

  2. The person with the problem

    The manager who lives with it every day

    Often the one who starts looking for a vendor, and the one who pushes it through.

  3. Referral partners

    People who already serve your buyers

    Businesses that sell something different to the same buyer can send you work for years.

What the messages look like

The first message when they accept. If they don't reply, a second one written from something new on their profile. We stop the moment they reply.

See examples for every industry

Example · Owner, regional food distributor, Atlanta

Message 1 · when they accept

thanks for connecting. you took the company from two trucks to a fleet of forty in under ten years, which is serious growth. i run a fleet safety consulting firm here in atlanta. as the fleet grew, did safety stay with you, or does someone own it now?

Message 2 · a few days later, no reply yet

saw your post about the new warehouse in macon. a second site is usually when the safety paperwork doubles overnight. open to a quick call to compare notes on how other fleets handle it?

Fictional example of the format.

Be ready before the first reply

Outreach brings conversations. These are what buyers will ask about next. We check each one on the audit.

See how the outreach works, step by step.

  • A clear picture of your best customer: industry, size, and title
  • One sentence on what you do and where
  • Someone who answers replies the same day
  • A LinkedIn profile that looks like a person, not a company page

Common questions

How do we know if LinkedIn fits our business?
If your buyers are on LinkedIn with titles that describe their job, it usually fits. If your buyers are consumers, it usually doesn't. We tell you which on the audit.

See who buys in your area

Thirty minutes. We count your buyers on LinkedIn and tell you straight whether outreach fits.

Book a free outreach audit