Real meetings.
Pay when they book.
Hiring a salesperson takes months, with no guarantees. Get decision-makers on your calendar within 30 days, not another name on your payroll.
You’re emailing the right companies. Nothing comes back.
The right words won’t get the reply. A real need will.
“We help EV charging contractors win more commercial installs. Open to a quick call?”
Correct on paper. No reason to act.“Your CALeVIP round-2 window closes in ~40 days, and the LAUSD bus-depot RFP needs 24 ports. Worth a look?”
A live need, right now.From prospect list to your calendar.
Four steps, all on my side. You see the meetings, not the machinery.
Pick the right buyers to reach
Job title, company size, and a recent buying signal: RFP, hiring post, rebate window.
Write copy from industry research
I pull from industry research on your buyers, not my guesses.
Keep sending out of spam
I warm domains, rotate mailboxes, and watch inbox placement daily. The infrastructure is my job, not yours.
I handle the replies. You get the meeting
Qualified replies land on your calendar with context. I work the back-and-forth.
EV site-host signals. Delivered in 24 hours.
Drop your domain. Within 24 hours I send a one-page report for EV install contractors: the open rebate windows and the commercial sites showing buying signals in your area.
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CA · liveAgencies bill up front. I earn it first.
The usual model
- Retainer up front, win or lose.
- Many niches at once, templated copy.
- Dashboards measuring everything but meetings.
- Quarterly reviews, more slides than results.
How this works
- Invoiced only after they show up.
- One niche. Copy from industry research.
- One number. Meetings that happen.
- Day-28 review: outcomes, not slides.
20 minutes to start. 30 days to prove it.
A short call, a test month, then you decide. No lock-in up front.
Discovery call
20 minutes. We talk through who you sell to, what's hurting right now, and how your sales work. If we're not a fit, you'll hear it on the call.
30-day pilot
You pay only for the meetings I book. I run everything on my side. Day-28 review on outcomes and next steps.
Retainer
Only after the pilot proves successful. Dedicated mailboxes and deeper segmentation.
I take the bet. You take the meetings.
You pay nothing until a decision-maker shows up.
Who this is built for.
Built for a specific kind of contractor. If that's not you, I'll say so on the call.
For you if
- You install EV charging, solar, battery, HVAC, or fleet, with 5-50 staff.
- You can describe your buyer by title, industry, and company size.
- You have a gap to fill: idle crew, a lost contract, or a new line.
- You have a closer on the team to take the meetings.
Not for you if
- You haven't landed your first paying customer yet.
- You're shopping ten agencies on price.
- You expect signed deals, not meetings, inside the pilot.
- You need a wall of logos before you'll take a call.
Questions before the call.
The things contractors ask before booking. Straight answers.
What counts as a “meeting”?
A scheduled video or phone call booked into your calendar, between a decision-maker at the prospect company and whoever on your team handles new customers. Reschedules within 7 days still count. No-shows and “interested but not now” replies don't.
What if my industry isn't on your list?
Currently taking: EV charging install contractors, solar EPCs (residential and commercial), battery storage installers, HVAC electrification firms, and fleet electrification consultants. Adjacent (building decarb retrofits, energy efficiency contractors)? Ask on the discovery call. Outside clean-tech, I'll point you elsewhere.
What happens after the 30-day pilot?
Day-28 review: meetings booked, cost per meeting, what landed in the copy. If we both want to continue, we move to a retainer. If nothing lands, you owe nothing and we part.
Who owns the leads, domains, and mailboxes?
You own the lead list and any data collected on your prospects. Pilot domains and mailboxes are mine, so you're not buying infrastructure for a 30-day test. Retainer clients can transition to client-owned domains.
Will this put my company's reputation at risk?
No. I never send from your company's domain, so your reputation never takes the hit. I run outreach on separate domains I set up, warm for weeks, spread across mailboxes, and check inbox placement daily. If one ever gets flagged, I pull it and replace it before it matters. Your company's name stays clean.
Is cold email compliant?
Yes. Every send follows CAN-SPAM: a real sender identity, a valid physical address, and a clear way to opt out. Any opt-out is honored immediately and permanently. I also honor your own do-not-contact list, so current customers, partners, or anyone off-limits is never emailed.
One person. No handoffs.
You work with me start to finish. No account managers, no junior team.
Fourteen years in marketing. The last five in cold outreach, consulting for businesses across healthcare, e-commerce, real estate, and capital raising.
Clean-tech is new ground for me, so the pilot does the talking: judge me on meetings booked, not promises made.
Lee
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Before we meet, I study your business and website, then build you a plan. The call isn't a pitch: it's me walking you through exactly what I'd do for you.