Research on every prospect
Each message starts from public information about the person and their company, so it opens with something specific to them. If I can't find something real, I leave it out instead of guessing.
For B2B SaaS founders
First messages for your prospects, each one researched and reviewed by me. 25 messages, delivered within 2 days, ready to send from your own account.
$199 for 25 messages. No contracts, no subscription.
In your first message, tell me who you sell to and what you sell. I'll say whether I can help before you pay anything.
Two messages from a sample batch of 25
Alex RiveraHead of Engineering, BuildCo
Putting BuildCo out free is a strange move for a studio that gets paid to build. BuildCo reached 500+ clients without being free. What made free the right call for this one?
Based on: BuildCo's free launch (company blog); 500+ clients (homepage)
Dana WhitfieldVP Product, Lumenly
Your post about replacing roadmap reviews with async updates stuck with me. Has it held up, or did some of those meetings come back?
Based on: Dana's recent LinkedIn post on async roadmap updates
Fictional prospects, to show what a delivered batch looks like.
The point is a first message a busy person is willing to answer.
Each message starts from public information about the person and their company, so it opens with something specific to them. If I can't find something real, I leave it out instead of guessing.
From when I have your list and your payment to a full batch you can send.
Send a few things you've written and I'll match your tone. Direct, plain, no buzzwords.
Every message is written for one person and never reused. If two messages could be swapped between prospects, they don't pass my review.
Fictional example: Sam Okafor, CTO at Pipeline Labs.
What most founders send
Hi Sam, I help B2B companies improve their pipeline. Would you be open to a quick 15-minute call this week?
What you get
Pipeline Labs has three open platform engineering roles. Is the hiring push about scaling what you have or rebuilding part of it?
Based on: Pipeline Labs careers page, 3 open platform roles
Four steps. You stay in control of what gets sent.
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Message me who you sell to and what you sell. I'll tell you whether I can help before you pay anything.
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Once we've agreed, you pay and send names, companies and roles for your 25 prospects.
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Each message is built from public information about the person and checked by me before delivery.
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One round of edits is included. You send every message from your own account.
I'm Jason. Binary Gambit is a one-person service, so you deal with me directly, from your first message to delivery.
One package. Pay once, no subscription.
Starter batch
$199for 25 messages
You pay before I start, once I've confirmed I can help.
I can't promise a reply rate. Replies depend on your offer and your list as much as on the message.
Founders and small teams selling B2B software who want personal outreach without hiring a sales rep first.
A shared document with one message per prospect. Each message comes with a "Based on" line showing the public information it uses, so you can check it yourself.
Send a few things you've written, like past emails or LinkedIn posts, and I'll match the tone. If you have none, tell me how you'd talk to a prospect in person.
Before I start, and only after I've confirmed I can help. Once we've agreed, I'll send you the payment details.
Tell me what to change after delivery and I'll revise the batch once at no extra cost.
No. You send them from your own account, so you stay in control of what goes out, and I never need your login.
Replies come straight to you, and the conversation is yours from there. I prepare the first message only.
I use it only to prepare your batch. I don't share it or reuse it for anyone else.
Yes, for now. LinkedIn is the only channel I write for.
I'll tell you whether I can help before you pay anything.
Message me on LinkedIn