Email sequences that reach the inbox and follow up for you.

We set up and run automated email outreach on your own domains: authenticated, warmed up, personalised per prospect, and paused the moment someone replies.

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Why automate email outreach with us?

Volume without deliverability burns domains. We build the setup that keeps your outreach landing.

  • Built on your domains

    Dedicated sending domains and mailboxes, authenticated and warmed before the first campaign goes out.

  • Personal at scale

    Each email draws on prospect research, not just a first-name merge field.

How it runs

  1. Set up domains

    Sending domains and mailboxes, authenticated and warming.

  2. Verify the list

    Clean, verify, and suppress before anything sends.

  3. Write and test

    Personalised sequences with subject-line and angle tests.

  4. Send, sort, report

    Replies routed, opt-outs honoured, results in your CRM.

What it handles, end to end.

Each capability is scoped with you, tested on realistic scenarios, and switched on only when it is ready.

  • Domain and inbox setup

    SPF, DKIM, and DMARC done right

    Configure sending domains and mailboxes in Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 so authentication passes before any outreach starts.

  • Warm-up and volume control

    Protect sender reputation

    Warm new mailboxes gradually, cap daily sends, and spread volume across inboxes to keep placement healthy.

  • List verification

    Fewer bounces

    Verify addresses before sending and suppress risky, role-based, or previously bounced contacts automatically.

  • Personalised sequences

    Written per prospect

    Openers and follow-ups reference each prospect's company and context, with tests on subject lines and angles.

  • Reply detection and sorting

    Stop on reply

    Sequences stop when someone replies. Replies are classified and routed to the right person with a suggested response.

  • Reporting in your CRM

    See what's working

    Sends, replies, positive responses, and meetings booked sync to your CRM, with a simple weekly summary.

Guides before you scope it.

Short, practical reading for teams deciding what to automate first.

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Questions before you start.

Practical answers for teams deciding whether this fits the way they work.

Will this put our main domain at risk?

Outreach runs from separate sending domains, so your primary domain and day-to-day email are kept apart. Volumes are capped and monitored.

Which email platforms do you work with?

Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 mailboxes, with sequencing tools chosen to fit your stack and CRM.

How is consent handled?

Every email carries a clear opt-out, opt-outs are honoured automatically, and lists are reviewed against the PDPA during setup.

Can it follow up on inbound leads too?

Yes. The same sequences can nurture form fills and webinar sign-ups, stopping when the lead books or replies.

Scope your Email Outreach around the way you work.

Bring one call type or one lead source. We map the workflow, the human handoff, and the smallest useful pilot before any build commitment.

What the audit leaves you with

  • A map of your calls and lead follow-up
  • The first workflow worth automating
  • Handoff, consent, and data rules
  • A scoped pilot, in writing