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Diagnose Your Outbound Campaign

Find out exactly why your outbound isn’t converting. 5 minutes to get a real diagnosis of your campaign.

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Section 1
Your business
We need to understand exactly what you sell and who your real buyers are before we can diagnose anything.
We'll scan it to understand your positioning — and flag what's missing from your outreach
Please enter your website URL
Not just "SaaS" or "consulting" — describe the actual product or service
Please describe what you sell
Please describe the problem your product solves
Real examples help us understand actual fit vs. stated target
Please describe your best customers
Under $5k $5k – $15k $15k – $50k $50k – $100k $100k+
Please select your average deal size
Section 2
ICP & buying triggers
Who exactly you target — and whether you reach out based on fit alone or actual signals.
"SaaS" is too broad — what kind of companies, doing what, at what stage?
Heads up. You're targeting multiple personas. Are you sending different messages to each one? A VP Sales and a Head of RevOps have different priorities — the same message rarely works for both. We'll flag this in the messaging section.
New hire in target role Funding round Headcount growth Job postings Tech stack change Company news / press LinkedIn activity Clay enrichment Intent data No triggers — fit only Something else
No triggers selected. Reaching out on fit alone means you're catching people at random moments in their buying cycle. Timing is one of the 5 layers we diagnose — it's often the real reason a solid campaign fails to convert.
Section 3
Channels you use
Select the channels you actively use — your messaging section will match.
Cold email LinkedIn DM / connection Cold calling LinkedIn InMail Video message (Loom etc.)
Under 50 50 – 150 150 – 500 500+
1 – 2 3 – 4 5 – 7 8+
Section 4
Your messaging
Show us what you actually send. We diagnose from real copy.
This is the most diagnostic field. The more real it is, the sharper the output.
Same to everyone Slightly different per persona Fully different per persona Different by industry
Same message to everyone. If you're reaching out to different titles, they have different jobs and different problems. One message written for everyone usually speaks to no one. This is a common root cause we see in campaigns that get opens but no replies.
Section 5
Campaign metrics
Each rate tells us something different about where you're losing people. Estimates are fine.
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Email opens or LinkedIn accept rate

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Link clicks or profile visits

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Any reply — positive or not

Is this a subdomain set up for outreach, or your main company domain? How long have you been sending from it?
90–100 — inbox across providers 70–89 — some issues Below 70 — known problems Haven't tested
Sudden drop in open rate Replies going to spam High bounce rate Sending limits hit None of these
Under 2 weeks 2 – 4 weeks 1 – 3 months 3+ months
Section 6
Replies & conversations
What people actually say when they respond — and what comes up on calls.
Not interested Not the right person We already have something for this Not the right time / budget Send me more info Positive — willing to talk Mostly silence
0 – 2 3 – 5 6 – 15 15+
Almost none Under 25% 25 – 50% Over 50%
Section 7
Results & optimization history
The last section — and one of the most diagnostic. We need to know what's happened so far and what you've already tried.
No meetings at all 1 – 3 per month 4 – 10 per month 10+ per month
Almost none Under 25% 25 – 50% Over 50% No meetings yet
Under 2 weeks 2 – 4 weeks 1 – 3 months 3 – 6 months 6+ months
Founder / CEO Dedicated SDR / BDR Sales rep (closing + prospecting) Outsourced / agency Mix of the above
Knowing who or what they're comparing you to changes the framing recommendation significantly
What you've tried and what happened. This stops us from recommending things you've already ruled out.

Your outbound diagnostic

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Clients we help

B2B SaaS teams and consulting firms using events as part of their go-to-market strategy.