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◇ Use case

More qualified demos. Every week. On an engine.

A pipeline engine designed for one outcome: right-fit demos on the calendar this quarter — sourced, routed, held, and reported against a definition your sales team actually trusts.

meetings.live / weekly cohort
Live · 47 mtgs · Q-2
The motion

One engine. Three channels, one calendar.

Cold email, LinkedIn, and a routing layer — sequenced against the same account list, the same definition of qualified, and the same calendar.

Cold email

Cold email

Deliverability-first infrastructure that compounds reply rates.

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LinkedIn lead gen

LinkedIn lead generation

Operator-run LinkedIn motions that earn replies, not block lists.

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Multi-channel

Multi-channel outbound

Cold email, LinkedIn, calling, and ads — sequenced as one instrument.

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Eight-week build

What the first eight weeks look like.

Week 1–2

ICP + offer lockdown

Lock the named-account list, the one-line offer, and the disqualification criteria — before a single message goes out.

Week 2–4

Channel build

Cold email infrastructure, LinkedIn ops, and a routing layer wired to your calendar and CRM.

Week 4–8

Compounding loops

Reply ops, deliverability tuning, and weekly cohort reviews — meetings become a moving average, not a spike.

Median time to first SQL
9d
Target show-rate
72%
Demos / month at steady state
30–60
Pipeline / $1 invested
11×
FAQ

Booking demos — without the SDR roulette.

First qualified meetings typically land in weeks 3–5 after kickoff. We measure from kickoff, not from the first send, so you see the real cycle.

Demos on the calendar

Plan a demo motion for this quarter.

One 30-minute call. We map your ICP, your offer, and the realistic shape of a 90-day demo system.