More booked calls.
Post-call, post-demo, gone quiet: a short personal video lands before the moment goes cold, and it does the chasing so nobody on your team has to.
Template follow-ups went cold along with every other kind of cold email. This is the one I still watch to the end. Andrew, founder of Sixty Seconds
Real clients, real numbers: 535+ replies for Clarion Events, £595k of production spend avoided at Knight Frank. Read the case studies
On your videos it is your face and your voice. Andrew is our founder: he filmed once, and the AI rebuilds his face and voice for every video after that. The person and the company in this example are invented.
Discovery → Meeting booked
It follows up on the call you had.
Not the call you might have had. Three things Elena said on Tuesday, and where each one turns up in what she gets back.
Invented example
Elena We’re opening three new sites in the spring, and honestly it’s the handover that worries me.
Elena And Kit’s side never sees the numbers until month end.
You Does the budget sit with you?
Elena With me. But she signs it off.
“Elena, good to talk. I’ve put the spring rollout at the top, because that is the bit you said keeps you up. Underneath, how the numbers reach Kit without waiting for month end. And there is a one-page version for her, since she is the one signing.”
You approve it before it sends. If it has read the call wrong, you see that before she does.
Whatever you have after the call.
Notes, a transcript, or nothing but a stalled deal. Pick one.
Deals that went quiet, moving again.
These all stalled after a first call. Watch the follow-up land.
Invented example. The people and the companies are made up, and the faces are generated.
Every deal here had already gone quiet once.
You sign off before it is built. You approve the list, then one real page, then three more. Only then does the rest of your list get built.
See how it works →Same engine. Your pipeline, next.
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