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Fill the calendar between projects without stopping work

The trouble with consulting is that selling stops when the work starts. A small, steady campaign keeps running while you are busy.

Ten mailboxes go a long way

The smallest package covers 10 mailboxes at up to 25 sends a day each. For one person that is plenty, and you can turn the daily first-letter limit down in Settings so you are never swamped.

Your package and how many mailboxes it covers, on one page.
Your package and how many mailboxes it covers, on one page.

Say the one thing you are known for

A consultant's brief should be narrow. Name the problem you fix and who has it. A specific letter to fifty right people beats a general one to five hundred.

The builder asks for the offer, tiers, audience and senders in order.
The builder asks for the offer, tiers, audience and senders in order.

Pause when you are full

Pause a campaign in one click and pick it up later. Leads stay where they are in the sequence, so nothing starts over.

Status, sent, replies and queue for every campaign.
Status, sent, replies and queue for every campaign.

Your checklist

  1. Pick one problem and one kind of client.
  2. Connect a few mailboxes in your name.
  3. Set a daily limit you can answer.
  4. Pause when your calendar is full.

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Fill the calendar between projects without stopping work · StackOutreach