What Beespoke manages
We turn an agreed ideal customer profile into a working outbound campaign. That includes account selection, contact research, messaging, LinkedIn execution, response handling, follow-up, and calendar booking.
The goal is not a large spreadsheet of names or a report full of activity. The useful output is a held conversation with a company and decision-maker that match the criteria agreed before launch.
- ICP and offer diagnosis
- Target-account and decision-maker research
- Outreach scripts and follow-up sequences
- LinkedIn campaign execution
- Reply handling and meeting booking
- Weekly review and optimization
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Service pricing and boundaries
Choose $1,500 per month with no meeting fee, or $1,000 per month plus $100 per qualified meeting held. Both plans cover the same core LinkedIn campaign work; software and third-party data are separate.
A held meeting is not a closed sale. Your team handles discovery, proposals and closing. Cold calling, paid advertising, CRM implementation and a dedicated full-time multichannel SDR team are not included in these plans.
Who this service fits
Beespoke works best for B2B companies with a proven, valuable offer and a reasonably identifiable buyer. It is especially useful when a founder or sales leader can close opportunities but does not want to recruit, train, and manage a prospecting team.
- A typical customer is worth enough to support hands-on prospecting
- The target buyer can be described by company and role
- Someone on your team can run a credible discovery call
- You can explain a real business problem, not only a list of features
What we need from your team
Before launch, agree the offer, account exclusions, qualification criteria and available meeting times. Provide approved proof and messaging boundaries; confidential proposals do not need to become public marketing assets.
After each meeting, tell us whether the buyer matched the agreed criteria, what problem emerged and whether sales accepted an opportunity. Keep booked meetings, held ICP meetings, accepted opportunities and closed sales separate in reporting. This feedback helps refine targeting without confusing activity with revenue.
What qualified means
Qualification should be written down before outreach starts. We normally define accepted company types, industries, geographies, employee or revenue bands, seniority, relevant responsibilities, exclusions, and what level of interest is required.
A meeting is not automatically useful because it appears on a calendar. Fit, attendance, and the reason for the conversation matter. Our hybrid plan therefore charges the performance component for a meeting held with the agreed ICP.
How launch works
We begin by diagnosing the offer, buyer, current pipeline, and previous outreach. Then we build the target logic and message angles, prepare the campaign, and launch a controlled first segment.
Replies—not opens or connection counts—guide iteration. We review who responds, which objections recur, where the message is misunderstood, and whether the selected accounts genuinely fit.
- Week 1: ICP, offer, exclusions, and campaign hypothesis
- Week 2: list logic, copy, profile preparation, and review
- Week 3 onward: launch, response handling, meetings, and iteration
Evidence from real campaigns
For an 80-person Silicon Valley cybersecurity company, Beespoke has booked meetings with senior security leaders at companies with more than 500 employees, including high-level conversations at PayPal UK and Orange Cyberdefense.
For an NBC Peacock travel show, Beespoke opened conversations with senior PR and brand leaders connected to companies including Nestlé, Maserati, and major agency groups.
How to compare outbound agencies
The right provider depends on the sales motion, not the largest activity promise. Use the operating differences below before comparing retainers.
| Question | Strong answer | Warning sign |
|---|---|---|
| Which channels are actually included? | Exact current scope, owners and third-party costs | “Omnichannel” without deliverables |
| How is a qualified meeting defined? | Written company, role, interest and attendance rules | Any calendar booking counts |
| Who controls strategy and replies? | Named senior operator close to campaign evidence | Strategy disappears after onboarding |
| What does the client own? | Clear ownership of data, copy, accounts and history | Campaign assets vanish at cancellation |
| How is performance reviewed? | Held meetings, fit, opportunity progression and learning | Reports stop at sends, opens or connections |
When Beespoke is not the right choice
Beespoke is currently centered on focused LinkedIn-led execution. A company needing a large cold-calling floor, high-volume email infrastructure, 24-hour multilingual coverage, or a dedicated full-time SDR pod should choose a provider built for that scope.
Frequently asked questions
Does Beespoke sell lead lists or manage the outreach?
Beespoke manages the campaign: targeting, research, LinkedIn messaging, replies, follow-up and booking. It is not a lead-list subscription. Your team remains responsible for discovery calls, proposals and closing.
Does the standard service include cold calling or cold email?
The published plans are LinkedIn-led. Cold calling, a dedicated multichannel SDR team, software and third-party data are not included in the standard fee. Agree any additional channel or capacity separately before launch.
Do you guarantee a number of meetings or sales?
No fixed meeting volume or revenue is guaranteed. Results depend on the offer, reachable market, buyer timing and sales follow-up. The hybrid plan ties its variable fee to qualified meetings actually held, not bookings alone.