We find businesses that fit the work your agency does best, call the marketing and growth leaders who buy it and book qualified new-business meetings for your founder or specialists.
“Which projects is your team not getting to this quarter?”
Who we call
We look at the work your agency wants to win and why clients chose you for it. Then we recommend the service to lead with and the audience to call, research the accounts and write the script around the problem you solve.
Example: ecommerce agency
For an agency that improves Shopify stores, we check direct-to-consumer brands on platform, product range and delivery markets, then call the person responsible for ecommerce growth about how site improvements get chosen and delivered.
“How do you decide what to improve on the store next?”
Example: paid media agency
For a performance agency, we call marketing directors at companies investing in search and social, and find out how results are judged, who runs the accounts today and when the next review is due.
“Who runs your paid search and social at the moment?”
Example: brand agency
For a brand and design agency, we call CEOs and marketing leaders at companies that have merged, expanded or changed direction, and find out whether the brand still fits the business and who would own a refresh.
“Does the brand still describe what the business does today?”
The handoff
Before we book, we know what the buyer wants to improve, how the work is handled today, who owns the decision and when a project or agency review could happen.
Your founder or specialists prepare around those priorities and lead the diagnosis, creative recommendations and proposal. Every meeting comes with the call notes, and if one wasn’t worth your founder’s time, that feedback changes who we call next.
Store conversion, direct-to-consumer homeware brand
Your rep
We build the script from how you explain your service, the questions your best buyers ask and the case studies you can share. The rep prepares around your buyers and their common objections, and our sales manager reviews selected calls and practises with the rep every working day.
On the phone, the rep can ask what a marketing leader is trying to fix and point straight to the case study that matches. Your founder keeps winning work through referrals and relationships while Coseek adds new conversations alongside them.
Questions
Want to hear the calls first? Ask for recordings with your free game plan.
We recommend the service with the clearest buyer and the strongest reason to act. A performance campaign, a rebrand and an ecommerce project each need a different opening. Other services come into the conversation when they fit, and services with different buyers may need separate campaigns.
That is where most conversations start. We look for work your agency could take on: a specialist project, extra capacity or a planned agency review, and book when the buyer agrees what your agency should discuss next.
Before launch, we agree the brands, company sizes and marketing roles that fit your agency. A meeting counts when the buyer has told us what they want to improve, how the work is handled today or when a project or agency review could happen, agreed what the meeting is for and accepted a calendar invite. Your team gets the notes from the call.
Yes. We build the list around the service you lead with, and your client list, referrals and active opportunities sharpen it. Anyone you are already talking to is excluded.
Request a free game plan. If you want Coseek to run the campaign, we start with a four-week sprint, and ongoing work runs month to month after it. The sprint covers research, list building and rep preparation before Day 1, then 20 calling days. We then recommend whether to continue, change the campaign or stop, based on what buyers said.
Free game plan
Get a free game plan with the service we’d lead with, the accounts and buyer roles we’d target, the campaign approach and a complete script built around the work you want to win.
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