Who this is for

If the wrong meeting costs you more than an hour.

This is built for one kind of person: someone who sells expertise, gets their attention from LinkedIn, and has a diary that matters. Four versions of that below — one of them is probably yours.

Consultants and advisors

I get on calls with people who were never going to hire me.

Your engagements are large enough that two or three a quarter is a good quarter, which means a call with the wrong person is not a small loss. It is a morning you cannot spend on the work you already sold.

  • The questions ask about budget, timing and authority before the call exists, not during it
  • You walk in already knowing what they said about their own situation
  • The people who are not ready get something useful instead of a slot

Fractional operators

Everybody wants a chat. Almost nobody wants a contract.

Fractional work sells on trust, which means a lot of coffee. But a chat that was always going to be a chat is time you could have billed, and the polite ones are the hardest to spot from a LinkedIn profile.

  • The video does the credibility work once, instead of you doing it live every week
  • Watch depth separates the genuinely interested from the merely curious
  • One link per person when you reach out, so you know who opened before you follow up

Agency owners

I have no idea which post brought in that retainer.

You post, your team posts, and clients arrive from somewhere. Without knowing where, next quarter's plan is a guess dressed up as a strategy — and you cannot brief anyone to repeat what you cannot identify.

  • Every lead keeps the exact link it arrived through, all the way to the signed retainer
  • Revenue rolls up per post, per message, per channel
  • You can tell the difference between the post that got attention and the one that got paid

Coaches and course creators

The wrong client costs me more than an empty seat.

One person in the wrong programme takes support, energy and eventually a refund, and they tell people it did not work — which was true, for them. Screening is not gatekeeping when the alternative is failing someone publicly.

  • People self-select honestly when the questions are about their situation, not their wallet
  • A clear no, sent kindly, with something that actually helps them
  • Only the people the programme is built for reach the booking page
And who it isn’t for

Three good reasons to close this tab.

Written down because finding out in month two is worse for you than finding out now, and because a tool that claims to suit everybody suits nobody in particular.

  • You sell something inexpensive and need volume more than fit — a calendar link is genuinely better, and free
  • You want software that posts, comments, or messages on LinkedIn for you — this does none of that, ever
  • You need a full CRM with pipelines, quotas, and a sales team to manage

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