We build the outbound unit,
run it, then hand it over.
A copper book is a short list. Everything else a miner needs to find is not.
The half a producer rarely builds
Build. Run. Own.
Build
We design, staff and stand up the complete unit. The named-account data, the messaging, the outbound engine, the automation and the reporting.
Run
We run it in market for a fixed four months and prove it on real booked meetings, not slides. First conversations land early.
Own
We hand over the playbook, the tooling, the dashboards and a trained operator. You own the engine.
Three things, built once and handed over
The named-account layer
Every company and every person who fits the brief in the markets you pick, identified from public sources, deduplicated and kept current. It is a data asset, and it is yours at the end.
The outreach engine
Research-led messages written for one person at a time and reviewed by humans, running on infrastructure we stand up and warm ourselves, so your own domains and the group brand stay clean.
The operator and the record
A trained operator running it day to day, and reporting that shows coverage of the list rather than activity. This is the part that survives the handover.
Every message, written for one real person.
Target
We build the named list for the brief you set, company by company and person by person, from public sources.
Personalize
AI reads each profile and writes a unique message. No templates.
Hand off warm
A positive reply pings you and your operator with the prospect and a way to reach them.
You take it from there
You take pre-qualified conversations. The engine handles everything before it.
Most of this market is bought, not sold.
The commercial side does not need it
A concentrate book is a short list of counterparties held over years. Nothing about that needs an outbound unit, and we are not going to argue that it does.
The search side sometimes does
Finding a specific vendor, technology owner or specialist for a build is a reach problem with the same shape as a sales one. A named list, a real message, a record of who answered.
And it travels
If the mechanism is not for the group, it is very often right for a company in your world that sells into mining rather than out of it. Point us at them and we will take it from there.
Numbers from live campaigns, not projections.
Enquirer AI helps us identify the right people and start the conversation in a much smarter way.
You own it at the end. That is the difference.
Stand up fast. Prove it. Then scale.
Build
The named-account data, the messaging, the engine and the dashboard. Day-one capacity from warmed assets and managed seats.
The test
Run against the KPIs we agree up front. First meetings on the calendar early.
Ramp
Once the numbers hold, ramp the seats and breadth to the volume you want.
Hand over
Playbook, tooling, dashboards and a trained operator. The engine is yours.
Let's see if the mechanism fits.
- A short call with Dan, twenty minutes, at a time that works for you.
- Dan brings the shape of a named list against whatever brief you name, so you see the mechanism against something real rather than in the abstract.
- If it is not for the group, tell him where it should go instead, or tell him to leave it. Either one is a good outcome.