Campaigns

Outbound that sounds like you wrote it.

Multi-touch outreach that researches each prospect and writes a unique message for every touch — no mail-merge tokens, no spray-and-pray. And nothing sends until you say so.

Campaigns · new campaign
Re-engage the logistics ops leaders we haven't touched in 90 days. Keep it short and personal — my voice, one clear ask.
Here's the plan — 3 touches over 9 days over email, one call to action per touch, and every message written for the person, never from a template. Review the arc and I'll start drafting.
3 touches9 daysEmailOne CTA
How a campaign runs

Researched, drafted, and yours to approve.

Enroll from your CRM

Pick prospects straight out of your contacts and deals — or from a Smart Prospecting shortlist. Every enrollment stays tied to the CRM record it came from.

It researches each one

Before it writes a word, each touch pulls real signal on the person and company — so the opener has a reason to exist.

You approve before it sends

Every draft parks in your Review queue, alongside the prospect responses it earns. Approve to send, tweak in a sentence, or teach it and regenerate. Nothing goes out on its own by default.

The plan

Shape the arc before a word is written.

Set the goal in plain language and Foreman proposes the arc — how many touches, over how many days, on which channel, and what each one is for. Nothing here is a template with merge fields: each touch is a brief, and every message gets written for the person it's going to.

Campaign plan · Logistics Ops OutreachDraft plan
Touch 1Email · Day 1Written per prospect from your brief — never a template
Touch 2Email · Day 4A new angle that references touch 1 — never “just bumping”
Touch 3Email · Day 9The polite breakup, with the door left open
Brief + your voice → a unique message per personevery send holds for your approval
Review · needs your approval3 drafts
Touch 1 · Jordan at Northwind
Saw the Series B — congrats. The reason I'm writing: two portfolio companies your size cut onboarding time in half with…
Hooked on their recent raise Research
One CTA · unsubscribe attached Compliance
Approve & send
The drafts

It writes the way you'd write.

Send as yourself in your own voice for founder-to-founder outreach, or in your brand voice for company sends. Either way it's real copy written for one person — with exactly one call to action, and only the facts you've actually got about them. Every draft waits in Review.

The sends

Out the door on your approval — and it knows when to stop.

Approved touches go out on schedule, and you can watch the week unfold: what sent, what's queued, who answered. The moment someone replies, their sequence exits and their response lands in your Review queue — no awkward "just checking in" after they've already answered.

Logistics Ops Outreach · this weekLive
Touch 1 · Jordan BlakeSent Tue 9:14
Touch 1 · Priya ShahSent Tue 9:16
Jordan replied — sequence exited, response in ReviewExit on reply
Touch 2 · Dana KimScheduled Mon 9:00
128 sent · 19 replies0 sent without your approval
Sent responsibly

Guardrails built into every send.

Suppression & unsubscribe

Opt-outs and bounces exit the sequence for good, and every send carries a one-click unsubscribe and an AI-disclosure footer.

Exit on reply

The moment someone replies, the follow-ups stop — no awkward "just checking in" after they've already answered.

Channel rules respected

SMS carries STOP/HELP opt-out, suppression is honored across channels, and rate caps keep volume sane. You're outreaching, not spamming.

Run outreach you'd actually put your name on.

Free to start — no card needed. Build a campaign, enroll a few prospects, and review the first drafts.