Investor communications
Pitch narrative, deck copy, investor updates and fundraising emails. Making a complicated business land with someone who has ninety seconds.
What's in it
Investors, buyers, partners and press all need different things from you. The work is knowing which, and writing it well.
Pitch narrative, deck copy, investor updates and fundraising emails. Making a complicated business land with someone who has ninety seconds.
Board updates, partner communications and the announcements that keep everyone aligned as the company moves.
Sequences to a researched list. Written properly it works; written like everyone else's it goes straight in the bin.
LinkedIn posts in your voice, published consistently. People follow people, and early on the founder is the most credible asset available.
Scripts, objection handling, follow-up sequences and proposal templates.
Pitch narrative, investor updates, press releases and podcast pitching.
How it runs
A visible, credible presence is what makes the direct approach land, so it comes first.
First
Profile and posts, so that when someone checks you out (and they will) there's a person there with something to say. This alone lifts every reply rate that follows.
Then
Who actually has this problem, by name. Small and accurate beats large and vague every time, and it's the difference between outreach and spam.
Then
Short, specific, and obviously written for the person receiving it. Then measure replies rather than opens, because opens stopped meaning anything.
How it builds
Cold outreach works when the message could only have been written to that one person. Specificity is what earns the reply, and it also protects your domain reputation, which volume quietly erodes.
So we research the list properly and write to it properly. It takes longer to set up, and it keeps working month after month.
What you'd get
Straight answers
Start here
Thirty minutes. We'll tell you what we'd do, in what order, and what it would cost.