How we think about selling

Twenty right accounts beat two thousand names.

Volume was a workaround for not knowing who would buy. Once you know, the math flips: fewer accounts, more research per account, and conversations that actually happen.

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Volume is a tax on not knowing

Sequences of thousands exist because teams cannot tell which hundred companies matter. Every untargeted email costs domain reputation, buyer goodwill and rep time. The bill arrives as a falling reply rate.

02

Start from the buyers you already close

Your best customers already tell you who to sell to: their size, their industry, the project that made them buy. Write that down as an ICP and hold every prospect to it.

03

Spend the saved time on the account

With twenty accounts instead of two thousand, you can read every record, find the person who owns the decision and write a first line that only makes sense for them.

  • Why this company
  • Why now
  • Who decides
  • Who can introduce you
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What this looks like in practice

One Clean customer went from a 4% to a 19% reply rate and closed $60K in the first week by reaching fewer companies with a real reason to talk. The rest of this library is about doing that on purpose.

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