Define fit and timing.
Agree customer criteria, useful signals, exclusion rules, and what would make an account worth pursuing now.
Give each priority account a researched reason to hear from you.
You have a broad target market and limited time. The team needs to know which accounts fit, why the timing may matter, and what to say beyond a generic introduction.
Agree customer criteria, useful signals, exclusion rules, and what would make an account worth pursuing now.
Review public sources and approved data. Document the business context, relevant people, evidence, and remaining questions.
Write a specific proposition and useful next step. Prepare supporting briefs, concepts, or demos when the opportunity warrants them.
Handle the agreed outreach and follow-up through the client's approved process. Use responses and qualification evidence to refine the work.
The statement of work defines the final deliverables, responsibilities, capacity, timeline, and fee.
The scope should be clear before the work begins.
No. A public signal gives us a reason to investigate or ask a better question. Buying intent, budget, and internal needs require direct qualification.
The scope can include research, messaging, outreach, qualification, and opportunity follow-up. We agree which parts Rebar owns and what the client provides.
AI can assist preparation and recurring research. We agree approvals, sending responsibilities, and follow-up rules before any outreach runs. Commercial judgment and commitments remain with people.
Tell us what you sell, who is buying, and where the work gets stuck. We will start with the most useful next step.