Most outreach sucks, all salesy
So you’ll learn how to be a connector between two parties that need each other.
This copywriting playbook skips the fluff - will show you how to write like a smart operator - turning words on the screen into cold-hearted cash
Different company sizes have different buying behaviors, budget cycles, and decision-making processes.
1-10 Employees (Micro/Solopreneur)
Talk to founders, owners → They do everything, they're the salesperson, the operator, the decision maker. They sign the checks and feel every problem personally.
11-50 Employees (Small Business)
Talk to founders too, C-suite (CEO, CTO, CMO), Department Heads
Founder/CEO: Still involved in decisions
CMO (Chief Marketing Officer): Owns customer acquisition, growth, and revenue generation.
CTO (Chief Technology Officer): Owns product, engineering, and technical infrastructure.
Department Heads (Head of Sales, Head of Ops, etc.): Run specific functions, have budget for their department, report to CEO.
51-200 Employees (Mid-Market)
Talk to VPs, Directors, Heads of Department
VP (Vice President): Leads entire department (Sales, Marketing, Ops), has big budget, makes buying decisions.
Director: Runs sub-functions within a department, has budget authority, reports to VP.
Head of [Function]: Similar to Director - owns a specific area, can approve purchases.