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The Workbench

Outbound, treated as a craft.

A precision outbound platform paired with a dedicated SDR who treats every account as a unique project. Hand-tuned messages, considered research, replies handled like conversations. Not volume. Care.

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Every account researched Every message hand-reviewed One dedicated SDR per brief
Considered targeting
ICPs built account by account
Hand-tuned messages
Reviewed line by line
Embedded SDR
Your voice, your brand
Real conversations
No auto-bots, no spam
The method

How the craft works.

Four phases. One playbook. Repeatable, but never templated.

01

Listen

Brief kickoff: who you sell to, what they actually buy, what wins look like. We build a thesis we can defend in writing.

Phase 1 · Brief
02

Study

Account by account research: signals, hiring, posts, podcast quotes, recent moves. Persona depth, not job title matching.

Phase 2 · Research
03

Craft

Sequences written from real signals. Reviewed line by line by your SDR. Email, LinkedIn, phone in one cadence with channel-aware timing.

Phase 3 · Tune
04

Hand off

Replies handled as conversations, qualifications run against your buying criteria, qualified meetings dropped on your calendar with notes.

Phase 4 · Ship
Phase 1 · Targeting

ICP as a thesis, not a checkbox.

Stop wasting reach on accounts who'll never buy. Every account on the list is here for a reason, and the reason is documented.

Built from your real wins

We pattern-match against your closed-won list, not generic firmographics. The look-alike is your customer base, not a SaaS template.
CLOSED-WON ANALYSIS DEAL VELOCITY CHAMPION ROLES

Signal-led, not list-led

Buying signals come first: hiring, funding, exec moves, technographic shifts, public pain. Contact info comes second.
HIRING POSTS EXEC MOVES PODCAST QUOTES TECH STACK SHIFTS

The right human, not the right title

We map who actually owns the decision in your category, even when the org chart hides them. Persona depth over keyword filters.
ECONOMIC BUYER CHAMPION END USER

Defensible in writing

Every account on the list has a one-paragraph thesis: why them, why now, what to lead with. No mystery, no "trust the algorithm."
ACCOUNT THESIS REVIEWABLE YOU SIGN OFF
Phase 2 · Hyper-Personalization

Every line, hand-tuned.

AI drafts the structure. The SDR tunes the soul. Nothing leaves the workbench until it reads like a human wrote it.

Anatomy of a message DRAFT · v3
Subject: your thread on vendor consolidation

Hey J,

Saw your thread on vendor consolidation after the Snowflake renewal. The line about engineering owning the spend ceiling, not finance, landed for me. Two of our customers are working the same problem right now.

We helped a platform team backfilling senior engineers after Q1 churn ship their consolidation review in nine working sessions. Happy to send the framework, no pitch.

- Alex

1
Signal hook Opens on the prospect's own words, not a generic compliment. Cites the post, the line, the angle.
2
Pattern proof One sentence of social proof tied to a real customer working the same problem. No name-drop spray.
3
Specific value, named The reference matches the prospect's exact context: backfilling, consolidation, Q1 churn. Not "B2B SaaS."
4
Generous ask Asks for nothing. Offers a framework. The reply is easier than the alternative.

AI is the apprentice

The model drafts the scaffold. The SDR holds the pen. Every sentence reviewed before send, every reference fact-checked.

No claim without proof

Pattern proofs reference real customers. Numbers we don't have, we don't say. Trust over volume, every send.

Conversation, not blast

Replies handled the same day, with context. The SDR is reading every thread, not optimizing for opens.

Cadence with intent

Email, LinkedIn, phone, in the order the prospect actually opens them. No spray. No "step 4 of 12."

Phase 3 · The SDR

The craftsman behind every send.

One person on your account. Knows your buyer. Knows your story. Tunes every message and handles every reply. Not a pool, not a queue.

What they do

Daily work, every brief
  • Brief intakeSits with you for the kickoff. Learns your customers, your wins, your category language.
  • Account researchReads the prospect's posts, the company's news, the buyer's prior moves. Writes the thesis.
  • Message tuningHolds the pen on every line. AI drafts, the SDR cuts, rewrites, fact-checks.
  • Reply handlingReads every thread. Same-day response. Real conversation, not template ping-pong.
  • Calendar handoffMeetings drop on your calendar with a one-page brief: signal, pain, opening question.

Why they're different

How we hire and run them
  • One SDR per briefYour account is the only one on their desk that day. No pool, no shared queue, no rotation.
  • Trained in your categoryWeeks of category onboarding before they touch your brief. They know the words.
  • Quality mandateComp tied to qualified meetings, not send counts. Wrong incentive removed by design.
  • Voice tuned to your brandReads your blog, your sales calls, your past wins. Writes how your best AE writes.
  • Weekly working sessionYou sit with the SDR every week. Review accounts, tune the thesis, kill what isn't working.
Send your brief

Tell us who you sell to. We'll start the craft.

Bring your ICP, your closed-won list, and what you want next quarter to look like. We'll come back with an account thesis and a sample message we'd put on the workbench day one.

Email us your brief → sdrcraft.com