Your morning · Founders
Customers found before your first sales hire.
Prospecting is the job that slips while you do everything else.
Registered in the last 12 monthsAccounts due soonFirst year-end ahead
The first line, written for you
“Congratulations on getting Example Builders registered on 4 August. The first quarter is usually when the basics get chosen, so I wanted to be early rather than polished.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“I don't want to sound like a stranger.” You won't. It opens on something real at their company, and you read it first.
Your morning · Accountants
Every first year-end in your area, weeks early.
New companies near you choose an accountant in their first year.
First accounts coming upAccounts already lateRegistered in the last 12 months
The first line, written for you
“I saw your first accounts are due on 14 September and you have not filed before. There are two things worth doing now, and both are quick.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“Is emailing businesses like this allowed?” Yes, to limited companies, and every email says where the details came from.
Your morning · Web & design
Businesses whose website needs work.
We open each site and grade it, so you know who needs a new one.
Their website looks datedRegistered in the last 12 monthsFirst year-end coming up
The first line, written for you
“Congratulations on registering in August. Most new firms sort the website in their first months, so I wanted to show you two examples before you commit to anything.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“Will it write generic AI slop?” No. The first line is about them, from a dated fact. The rest is your words, or written from your brief.
Your morning · Recruiters
New employers, before the job boards see them.
A company in its first year often hires before it advertises anywhere.
Registered in the last 12 monthsComing up on a year oldAccounts due in weeks
The first line, written for you
“Congratulations on registering in August. Most founders make their first hire in the first six months, and the earlier the search starts the cheaper it is.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“Will I be twentieth in the queue?” Not if you write in the company's first year, before the job goes on a board.
Your morning · Trades
New firms nearby, before anyone else gets there.
When word of mouth goes quiet, there is no list to work from.
Registered in the last 12 monthsTheir first year-end aheadAnnual paperwork due
The first line, written for you
“Saw Example Builders registered in August. If your sites need electrical work, we are twenty minutes away and happy to quote.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“I am not sat at a computer.” You do not need to be. Read the cards on your phone and tap Approve.
Your morning · IT support
New offices choosing their setup, before they choose.
A company in its first year is still choosing its IT support.
Registered in the last 12 monthsComing up on year oneAnnual paperwork due
The first line, written for you
“A new company usually means new kit and new problems. Happy to do a free half-hour on the setup before you commit to anything.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“Will it burn my domain?” Sending starts at five a day and climbs slowly, from your own mailbox, only to tested addresses.
Your morning · Insurance brokers
Businesses that need cover, in their first year.
A first-year company bought its cover in a hurry, and it often no longer fits.
Registered in the last 12 monthsFirst year-end approachingAccounts due soon
The first line, written for you
“Congratulations on registering Example Builders in August. Most new firms sort insurance in a hurry, so here is what actually matters for a business like yours.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“Compliance will ask questions.” Sole traders are held back automatically, and everything traces to a public filing.
Your morning · Consultants
Companies at the moment they need outside help.
Consulting sells on timing, and a company's first year is good timing.
First accounts coming upRegistered in the last 12 monthsAccounts already late
The first line, written for you
“The first year-end is usually when a founder rethinks how the business runs. Worth an hour before you close the books, not after.”
Specimen · every real draft opens on a real event
“My clients are specific.” Describe them in a sentence and change it whenever. It takes effect within a minute.
