It tells you what is working before you ask.
Every other tool has a chat box that waits for you to open it. This one has been reading what happened after your emails went out, and it starts the conversation.
Ask it in the words you would use.
The questions you would ask someone who had read all of it. Who to chase this morning, where the next ones come from, and what the last job earned.
Three worth a minute this morning. The rest can wait, and it will tell you when they cannot.
It tells you when you are aiming at the wrong people.
It watches where your leads go and what comes back. When a slice of them is earning nothing, it says so without being asked.
- Nobody asked it to look
- It would rather you spent less than spent badly
- You decide, and you can undo it
✦A third of this month’s leads went to electricians.
Stop looking for electricians and put those into joiners?
Questions are free. They always will be.
- A finished lead, delivered to you
- Asking it anything
- Building or changing an agent
- Counting your market
- Rewriting an email
- Undoing any of it
Nothing happens that you did not allow.
Turn autopilot on and the emails go under a rule you set once. Changing what it watches, or spending any part of your allowance, still comes to you first, with the number on it.
Three drafts are ready for the brand new companies you asked me to watch. Each one opens on the filing date that made it worth writing.
It never answers a real reply for you, whatever the switch says, and it never widens a patch or spends part of your allowance without asking. When it will not do something, it tells you which rule it is refusing on rather than going quiet.
Tell it what you sell and your first 25 leads run straight away. Questions never count against them.
The rest of the product
Questions
01Does asking it questions use up my leads?+
No, and it never will. You can ask it as much as you like, have it build and rebuild agents, count your market, and rewrite an email as many times as it takes. The only thing that counts against your allowance is a finished lead delivered to you, and anything that would go and find leads shows you the number before you agree to it.
02Can it send an email to someone without me seeing it?+
No. It writes, you approve. If you would rather not approve each one, you set a rule and the rule approves them, which is still your decision made once instead of every morning. Either way the pacing limits, the suppression list and the UK rules apply, and a reply stops the rest at once.
03What does it actually know about my business?+
What you have told it, and what it can see in your own account: your leads, what went out, what came back, and what you have marked as won. It keeps that as a profile you can read and correct, so if it has the wrong idea of who you sell to you can see that rather than guess at it.
04Why do you not show me open rates?+
Because the number is not real. Apple Mail and Gmail load images on their own before anyone reads anything, so a large share of the opens any tool shows you are machines, not people. We would rather show you replies, which only happen when a person decides to write back.
05What happens when it does not know the answer?+
It says so. It answers from your own data and the public register, it shows what it used, and where it has nothing it tells you that instead of estimating. If a question is too big to answer on the spot, it says that too, and offers to set it up as something that runs every morning instead.
Say it once, and it is set up.
It builds what the other three screens show you.