The buyer profile and the acceptance criteria, in writing: built into the JTBD work and signed off by you before the first send
The offer worked out with you, on a twelve-week sprint: three weeks of warm-up, then nine weeks of run to reach the agreed result, with the numbers reviewed and adjusted every two weeks. At 5 meetings a week that comes out at roughly $580 gross per held meeting (the full math), everything counted: the $500 fee, the tech fee and the first-year infrastructure
Infrastructure, registered to you
Domains bought and DNS configured, every one registered to your legal entity. If you prefer, we could hold and manage them for you
SPF, DKIM and DMARC verified on every domain before anything sends
Mailboxes created under your own accounts, one per domain, split across Google Workspace and Microsoft Exchange Online
Three weeks of warm-up on every mailbox before your list is touched
A quarter of the pack held in reserve, warm and carrying its share, so a burned mailbox is replaced without stopping the sending
List, data and copy
Target account research and list building, every month the run is live
Every address verified before it is written to
Enrichment kept to role, employer and public company information. No personal addresses
The copy and the sequence: three emails recommended, an opener and two follow-ups, never more than seven, a different length agreed before the first send
Your exclusion list applied before the first send: customers, open opportunities, partners, anyone your team is already working
Sending and deliverability
Sending at the recommended fifty a day per mailbox, never more without it agreed in writing, warm-up counted inside that fifty
Weekly deliverability watch: bounce and complaint thresholds from Google Postmaster Tools and the Yahoo feedback loop, seed tests across Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail where volume is too low to report, and the DMARC reports for every domain
No open tracking and no click redirects in any message. Links point at your own domain
Replies and meetings
Every reply answered within a day, by a person who read it
Meetings booked straight into your calendar
A confirmation the day the slot is taken and a reminder the day before, so the slot is not forgotten
One person answering throughout: Alexander Kuguk. The crew runs the work under his personal supervision. No account manager
Invoices and ownership
A monthly invoice listing every held meeting: the company, the role and the date
When we hold the accounts for you: the vendor invoices attached, so the infrastructure line can be checked against them. When you hold them, the vendors bill you direct
The domains and the mailboxes stay yours when the engagement ends, for any reason. What we keep is anonymised campaign metrics, nothing that identifies you or your prospects