Meet your agents.
One agent per channel: LinkedIn, Gmail or Outlook, WhatsApp and Telegram. They write from your accounts, in your name and in each lead’s language, and step aside when it is your turn.
Four channels, four agents.
Sends the invitation and the first message from your profile, then follows up when it is accepted.
Writes from your Gmail or Outlook inbox, with your signature, at a pace that keeps your domain healthy.
Writes from your number to the leads who share one, and answers fast when they reply.
Telegram
Reaches creators and communities where they actually answer, from your own account.
What they do, and what they never do.
They do
- Find and verify the companies, decision-makers or creators in your brief
- Write a first message and two follow-ups, in each lead’s language
- Answer questions with what is in your brief
- Book meetings with your link, on your calendar
- Close the other channels the moment someone replies
They never
- Agree money, terms or dates in your name
- Write outside your hours or the lead’s time zone
- Keep writing on a second channel after a reply
- Use bought lists or generic databases
- Touch a thread you have taken over
Questions
- Do the agents sound like a bot?
- They write from your brief, in your voice and in each lead's language. You review the first message of each channel before it goes out.
- When do they write?
- Inside the hours you set and in the lead's own time zone, with a weekly cadence you choose. Nobody gets a message at three in the morning.
- What happens when someone replies?
- The other channels go quiet for that person and the agent keeps the conversation warm with what is in your brief, until money, terms or dates come up. Then it is yours.
- Can I take over a conversation?
- Yes, from the dashboard, at any time. The agent steps out of that thread for good.
Put your agents to work.
A 30-minute call to set your brief. Your agents start with your list within 24 hours.