Proposal

Create targeted contact lists, collect details, remove duplicates, and do basic grouping (industry, job title, country).

A steady list of usable contacts. Better list quality usually means better reply rates and fewer email bounces.

Review each company and choose the most relevant product/service to pitch, plus the best angle and next step (e.g., book a call).

More relevant emails and better replies than generic outreach. Saves time by focusing on better-fit prospects.

Write personalised outreach emails, send follow-ups automatically, and try different subject lines/messages to improve results.

Faster outbound and faster learning about what works. Results depend heavily on list quality and how good the offer is, but this keeps the system consistent.

Read replies, answer common questions, qualify leads, and hand over hot leads to your team. Keeps a record of the conversation.

Faster replies and fewer missed opportunities. Best results when we agree on what the agent can/cannot say and when to escalate to a human.

Improve “getting into the inbox” (email setup and best practices), organise a simple sales pipeline (in CSV), and basic reporting.

Fewer emails going to spam and clearer visibility on what is working and what to change.

Research what people search for, create a content plan, and draft articles that match your products and customer questions.

Gradual growth in website traffic over time (usually weeks to a few months, not days). Works best with consistent posting.

Create on-brand images and short videos for ads, social posts, and blog pages, with a few variations to test. Possible to create images as assets to be sent in automated email. Note: 100% Brand Integrity applies— nothing is published without AEH sign-off.

More content produced faster. Quality improves once we have your brand guidelines and examples.

Create posts for each platform, propose a simple posting calendar, and reuse content across formats (post → carousel → short video).

More consistent online presence and engagement. Sales impact is usually indirect unless paired with strong offers and paid campaigns.