Your prospecting, done by agents every week.
You know prospecting matters. You also know it's the first thing that slides when the real work shows up. AI agents can now build your target lists, verify every address and write the email sequences in your voice. I direct the agents, check every list and every message, and keep it going week after week.
| Company · contact | Fit | |
|---|---|---|
| Sample Logistics Co.Ops director | A | Verified |
| Sample Machine ShopOwner | A | Verified |
| Example Packaging Inc.Purchasing | B | Verified |
| Sample IT ServicesOffice manager | B | Removed |
Prospecting used to need a hire. Now it needs a director.
Building a good list used to mean a junior salesperson spending days on research and copy and paste. Most small B2B companies couldn't spare that, so they bought a list, blasted it once and decided cold outreach doesn't work.
AI agents changed the math. They can research companies, find the right contact, check the address and draft the emails fast. What they can't do is judge who is actually a good fit, catch the email that sounds off, or know when to stop. That part is my job.
Agents do the grind. I check it. You talk to buyers.
Research and write
They build the target list from public sources, verify the addresses, and draft every email and LinkedIn message in your voice.
Checks every list and email
I cut the bad fits, fix the drafts that sound like a robot, and load only what you approved into your sending tool.
Approve and reply
Sign off on the messaging once, then spend your time on the replies and the conversations that come from them.
Lists, sequences and follow-up, worked every week.
Here's where most prospecting lists start. If it helps you reach the right buyers, it can go on the list.
☰Target lead lists
Companies and contacts that match who you actually sell to.
✓Enriched, cleaned and verified
A list is only useful if the addresses are real.
✉Email drip sequences
Short emails that sound like you wrote them, because you approved them.
✎LinkedIn outreach drafts
Connection notes and messages, ready for you to send.
⇄Reply tracking and CRM handoff
Every reply goes somewhere useful, not into a pile.
↻Weekly list refresh
New accounts every week, not one big list that goes stale.
Your domain. Your voice. The rules followed.
Outreach follows email sending rules (CAN-SPAM: a real sender, honest subject lines, a working opt-out), sends from your own tools and your own domain, and nothing goes out until you approve the messaging.
I don't buy lists and blast them. Every contact comes from public sources, gets checked against your ideal customer, and gets verified before an email is written. Every email has a real sender, an honest subject line and a way to opt out, and opt-outs get honored.
The emails go out from your own inbox or sending tool, on your own domain, at a pace a person would send. You see the sequence before it runs. You can pause it any day. And I won't promise you a reply rate or a number of meetings, because nobody honest can.
Three ways to fill your pipeline.
They all put your name in front of strangers. Only one builds a list worth emailing and keeps working it every week.
| Compare | Buying a list and blasting it | An outsourced SDR agency | Agents building and working your list every week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the contacts come from | A list vendor, often stale | The agency's sources | Public sources, checked against your ideal customer |
| Checked before sending | Rarely | Depends on the agency | Every address verified, every contact reviewed by me |
| Who writes the emails | You, once, for everyone | Their reps, in their voice | Agents, in your voice, approved by you |
| Sending rules | Easy to break without knowing it | Depends on the agency | CAN-SPAM basics built in, from your own tools and domain |
| Replies | A pile in your inbox | They book calls on your calendar | Sorted, tracked and handed into your CRM |
| What it costs | A list fee, plus the damage to your domain | Often thousands a month, often with a contract | $499 a month, flat, with the rest of your list |
| Who owns it | You rent the list | Often the agency | You. The lists, the sequences and the data |
Stop buying lists. Build one worth emailing.
Every week the agents add new accounts to your list, verify them, and load the next round of approved emails into your tool. I check all of it, and we go over the replies and what to change in our weekly meeting.
I run it on my own business first.
No client names, by policy. Here's the kind of work.
My own outreach
Agents build my lead lists from public sources and verify them. A four-email sequence goes out from my own business inbox, spaced over business days, and every send and reply is tracked per prospect.
Years of production work
At St. Louis agencies I was the person who built the campaigns, tools and workflows behind the work. Same habit here: build it, check it, keep it running.
Your version
Your buyers, your voice, your tools. On the free call I'll tell you what a list for your market looks like and where the contacts would come from.
Hi, I'm Alex. I run this same system for my own business.
16 years of marketing and production: radio, agencies, my own shop. The lists, sequences and reply tracking on this site are how I find my own clients.
AI agents do the research and the drafting. My job is deciding who belongs on the list, making sure every email sounds like you, and keeping it inside the rules. You talk to me, not an account manager.
Quick answers.
What does prospecting by agents actually mean?
AI agents do the research and drafting a junior salesperson used to do: find companies that fit, find the right contact, verify the email address, and write the sequence. I direct them and check every list and every message. You approve the messaging and handle the replies.
Is this spam? Is it legal?
Cold B2B email is legal in the US when it follows CAN-SPAM: a real sender, honest subject lines, a postal address and a working opt-out that gets honored. Everything sends from your own tools and your own domain, at a pace a person would send, and nothing goes out until you approve it. This isn't legal advice, and if you sell into Canada or Europe, the rules are stricter, and you'll want qualified advice before anyone there gets an email.
Can you guarantee meetings or a reply rate?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. I can promise a list checked against your customer profile, with every address run through verification, emails that sound like you, and that it gets worked every week. What the market does with that is up to the market.
Will this hurt my email domain?
Any cold email carries some risk, and I won't pretend otherwise. We keep it low: email authentication set up correctly, verified addresses only, modest daily volume, and the option of a separate sending domain. I don't promise inbox placement numbers.
What if it's not working for me?
Cancel any month. There's no contract and no setup fee, and you keep everything that was built.
Who would you call if you had the time?
Book a free 30-minute call. Tell me who your best customers are and how you find new ones today. I'll tell you honestly whether outreach makes sense for you.