More business relationships
Some of your best partners are a suburb away and have never heard of you. We find businesses that work with the same customers you do, and the preferred supplier lists worth being on, and get the conversation started.
Who this suits
Strata managers, body corporates, venues and builders keep lists of suppliers they trust. Businesses that share your customers swap names every week. Getting onto those lists, and into those conversations, is mostly a matter of being introduced at the right time.
Preferred supplier lists
Strata and body corporate panels, venue supplier lists, builder trade lists.
We’d write to: Strata managers, body corporate managers, venues, builders.
Businesses that share your customers
A landscaper and a pool builder, a florist and a photographer, a bookkeeper and an IT support business.
We’d write to: Whoever your customers already use before or after you.
A second pair of hands
Businesses who need someone reliable for the jobs they don’t do themselves.
We’d write to: Builders, agencies, event companies, facilities managers.
Where we’d start
Two examples of how we’d begin. For your business, you tell us who you most want to work with and who to leave out, and you approve the first email before anything is sent.
A landscaper who wants to be on strata panels
We would write to strata and body corporate managers around you, ask how they choose grounds contractors, and pass on any who want your details for their list.
A florist who wants more venue work
We would write to venues and planners, plus the photographers and cake makers who work the same weddings, and ask who they recommend when a couple needs flowers.
Questions people ask
Is this like a networking group?
No. There are no meetings and no membership. We write to the businesses for you, one at a time, and you meet the ones who want to talk.
How do you get onto a preferred supplier list?
Usually by being introduced, then showing your insurance, licences and some recent work. We make the introduction and pass the reply to you.
Will you write to my competitors?
Only if you ask us to. Most clients want businesses that share their customers, not ones that compete for them.
Do you write to the public?
No. We only write to businesses, at the address each one has put on its own website.
Up to 50 businesses a day, Monday to Friday, once your mailbox has warmed up. Stop any time.
We research every business we write to and use specialised AI systems to keep the cost down. Our team in Brisbane checks the work.
Not quite you?
Sell to businesses: Property managers, builders, offices and venues that buy what you do, again and again.
Get referred: Accountants, agents, venues and planners whose clients ask them who to call.