Sequences & copy
Up to three sequences or twenty emails, each scored on the practice's 12-point rubric and fully rewritten — subject line to sign-off, in your voice, not template-speak.
Your prospects score your outbound in eight seconds and never tell you the result. We score it in forty-eight hours and put the result in writing — every email rewritten, every leak named, in the order you should fix them.
Up to three sequences or twenty emails, each scored on the practice's 12-point rubric and fully rewritten — subject line to sign-off, in your voice, not template-speak.
Where your addresses come from, how they are verified, and whether the people you are writing to can actually buy what you sell. Most "copy problems" are list problems wearing a disguise.
Domain setup, volume pattern, and spam-complaint exposure — reviewed against the enforcement regime the inbox providers now run. If your domain is on a path to being burned, the report says so plainly.
A one-page priority list: what to fix first, what to stop doing entirely, and what is already working that you should not touch. Written so you can act on Monday morning.
€150, paid on this page. The receipt arrives by email immediately.
Reply with your sequences (up to three, or twenty emails), a note on where your list comes from, and your sending domain. Instructions are on the confirmation page and in the receipt.
The written report lands in your inbox: scores, rewrites, the deliverability read, and the repair order. If it does not change how you sell, say so and the fee comes back.
The practice's operating principal — fourteen years in enterprise IT and fintech sales, most recently running a fourteen-person revenue organisation across Europe and Latin America. The practice uses AI instruments for research and drafting; every verdict and every rewrite is reviewed by the operator before it ships.
Three things: your email copy (up to three sequences or twenty emails, pasted or attached), one paragraph on where your list comes from and how addresses are verified, and the domain you send from. Optional but useful: reply and bounce numbers from your last hundred sends.
The kit teaches you the rubric so you can score your own drafts. The autopsy is the practice applying the rubric to your actual pipeline — copy, list, and deliverability together — and putting its name on the verdict. One is a manual; the other is a diagnosis.