The agency pipeline problem
Most agencies grow on referrals and repeat clients. It works until it doesn't: a big client leaves, referrals slow down, and suddenly there's a gap in revenue that takes months to fill. Founders end up prospecting at night after delivering client work all day.
LinkedIn is the most direct fix. The people who hire agencies are there, listed by title and company, and a thoughtful message from an agency founder still gets read.
How we run LinkedIn outreach for agencies
Target the buyer, not the industry
We look at your best current clients and build the list around the same kind of decision maker: a head of marketing at a 50–500 person SaaS company, say, or the founder of an e-commerce brand doing seven figures.
Lead with proof, not services
Agencies all sound the same when they list services. Your outreach leads with specific results and the type of client you help, which is what makes a prospect reply.
Book discovery calls, not "quick chats"
Every booked call has a clear reason: the prospect knows what they want to discuss. That's why the calls convert into proposals.
Your profile is part of the pitch
When a prospect gets your message, the first thing they do is click your profile. As part of the tech setup we tighten your headline, about section and featured links so it clearly says who you help and how, with your best work one click away.
Pricing for agencies
One-time tech setup, then $250 USD per qualified booked call. If a new client is worth a $3,000+ monthly retainer, you only need a small share of calls to close for the numbers to work. See how pay per booked call works.