Outbound for your clients.
Under your name.
Each client campaign costs you $1,500 a month. You set the retail. Two clients at $3,500 pay for your own campaign and $1,500 a month on top. I run the LinkedIn campaign under your name, and Gigi is never named in a single message.
What you earn
You set the retail. The difference is yours.
Each client campaign is $1,500 a month wholesale. Your clients already pay a monthly retainer, and there is no ad spend layered on top of this one. Move the sliders to your book.
Your margin
$1,500
per month
$18,000
per year
Two clients at $3,500 cover your own $2,500 campaign and pay you $1,500 a month on top.
$2,000 margin per client. Retail minus $1,500 wholesale, minus your own $2,500 campaign. Sales Navigator, roughly $120 per account, not included.
The proposal
Two parts.
One campaign for your own pipeline
Your LinkedIn account, one campaign, your calendar fills with qualified conversations. You see the whole mechanic run before you put a client on it, and thirty days of your own numbers become the case study you sell with.
The same service, white-labelled to your clients
Each client campaign is $1,500 a month wholesale. You set the retail price. Their margin pays for your own campaign. You carry no headcount, no tools and nothing to learn.
Price
Monthly. No setup fee.
- Your own campaign$2,500
- Each client campaign, white-labelled to you$1,500
- Second sender on your own campaign$500
LinkedIn Sales Navigator sits on your side, roughly $120 a month per account. Cancel any time during month one. After that, 30 days' notice.
What your client gets
One account, each month.
For $3,500, 8 to 15 qualified calls a month. On a $30,000 average deal, one close pays for the year. Easy for you to sell and easy for them to approve.
Twelve months of managed campaigns: acceptance 20% to 55%, replies 10% to 71% of connections accepted, roughly 25% of replies positive; the table uses 30 / 30 / 25. LinkedIn caps one account at 25 new requests a day, which is where the 500 comes from. Reach grows by adding accounts.
- New prospects contacted500
- Connections accepted150
- Replies45
- Positive replies handed to you11
- Qualified calls8 to 15
Gigi runs
- Prospects sourced and scored against the ICP, reasoning attached
- A connection request and two follow-ups, written per prospect, nothing templated
- Every message approved before it sends
- Daily monitoring of the numbers and of what people write back
- Replies sorted into positive, neutral and negative; positive ones handed to you
- Stale requests cleared on a 21 day cycle
- A weekly report: contacted, accepted, replies, positive replies
Nothing changes on your side
- No new software or licences to buy
- No new headcount, no delivery hours from your team
- Replies come into the sender's own LinkedIn inbox
- Booked calls land on the existing calendar
- Nothing to learn or train on
Positive replies come to you. You answer from your own inbox and you book the call. The journey stays yours.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
No. Messages go out from the sender's own LinkedIn account, in their voice, and Gigi is never named. Replies land in that inbox, booked calls on that calendar. Reports come to you.
$1,500 per month wholesale. You set the retail price.
Nothing. LinkedIn Sales Navigator on the sender's side, roughly $120 a month per account. No new software, no delivery hours, nothing to learn.
Each prospect is researched and scored against the ICP, then gets a connection request and two follow-ups written for them, nothing templated. A person approves every message before it sends. Follow-ups stop when someone replies.
No setup fee. Cancel any time during month one, 30 days' notice after that. Live within a week of the call that locks the ICP and the offer.
Next step
Twenty minutes to lock the ICP.
Live within a week.
Irina Stoicescu, co-founder. Eighteen years in B2B sales, the last seven running outbound for more than sixty companies.