One sentence, then every morning
The product itself, working, in under two minutes. A kitchen fitter says who he sells to in one sentence, and every morning after that new building firms arrive checked, with the first email written and his own name under it.
Every figure is cited on screen. Company examples are fictional specimens.
Transcript
- 0:00
Tell it who you sell to, in one sentence. It shows you what it’ll do, and waits for you to say yes.
- 0:12
Then it runs every morning at half six, without you. Filings read, the person found, the site and the email checked.
- 0:21
By seven, they’re waiting. A company, the person who runs it, and the reason it’s worth an email today. Every one traces back to a filing.
- 0:35
The email’s already written. The first line comes from the filing, so it’s different for every company. The middle is yours, in your own words. And you can change any line.
- 0:53
Don’t like how it reads? Just say so. Shorter, warmer, drop the jargon. Say always, and every card arrives that way.
- 1:06
Put your own name on it. Your colour, your logo, your links, a picture if you want one. It goes out as you, from your own mailbox.
- 1:24
Then it’s one press. Or switch autopilot on, and the morning goes on its own. Five a day, never a burst.
- 1:36
When they answer, the chasing stops, and your reply’s already drafted. You press send. It never answers for you.
- 1:47
Leadistry. Leads that arrive. Twenty-five free, no card.
About this film
One sentence, then every morning runs 1:53, read by Imogen and appears on Leadistry's Home page. The full narration is above in 9 sections, so you can read it instead of watching if that is quicker. Every figure shown on screen comes from the Companies House public record or a named published source, and the companies used as examples are fictional specimens rather than real customers.
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