PostScript

Direct outreach · one desk

Pick an industry.
Say the pitch.
Mail the flyer.

Speak your campaign idea into the mic and get a weekly sequence of short, specific emails — each one carrying your PDF flyer, your reply-to address and your callback number.

Start a campaign 3 emails · every week · flyer attached
Customer at a desk opening an email with a paper flyer attached
Opened · 2m ago
Reply received

Industries on the rail

NonprofitsProperty MgmtRestaurantsHealth ClinicsSchoolsChurchesWarehousesRetailGeneral
Small-business owner reading a weekly email newsletter on a desktop computer

Built for the inbox they actually open

Short, specific, and in their folder every week.

Your contacts are owners and directors, not marketing lists. The sequence reads like a person, the flyer does the selling, and the callback number makes replying easy.

  • One-to-one business English — no newsletter blasts
  • Merge tags fill in each contact's name and company
  • A clear next step in every email of the sequence

Dictate, don't type

Hold the mic and describe the offer in your own words. The draft comes back in plain business English.

One list per industry

Import a CSV or add contacts by hand. Each industry keeps its own list and its own campaigns.

Flyer clipped to every send

Upload one PDF per campaign and it rides along with all three weekly emails.

Week 1Drafted

Your building may already qualify

NV Energy is covering 100% of LED retrofit costs for qualifying nonprofits this cycle. The attached flyer shows the fixture list and the walkthrough steps.

flyer.pdf
Week 2Drafted

What the walkthrough actually involves

Forty minutes on site, no interruption to programs, and a written fixture count you keep whether or not you move forward.

flyer.pdf
Week 3Drafted

Last note before the funding window closes

If the timing is wrong I'll close the file — otherwise reply here or call and I'll hold a slot this month.

flyer.pdf