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The General · Marketing & Agencies

Run your own new business the way you run theirs.

Your General watches for the companies that just became buyers, writes the approach, keeps after it, and produces the content you never get to because everything billable comes first.

What you would hand it

  • Watch for the trigger

    The raise, the new marketing hire, the rebrand. It surfaces the companies it just happened to.

  • Find the marketing owner

    The person whose problem this is, not the address on the contact page.

  • Know what actually changed

    So the first line is about them and not about your capabilities deck.

  • Write the approach

    One at a time, referencing the thing that changed. In your agency's voice, not a template's.

  • Chase the pitch

    The follow-up after a pitch is where it is won, and it is always done by whoever is onto the next one.

  • Sort the inbound

    It reads the replies and brings you the ones that are real.

  • Post for yourselves

    Your own content, drafted and scheduled on a real calendar, in your voice and your pillars.

  • Turn a post into a film

    An approved post becomes a short narrated video in your brand, without a production day.

  • Build the campaign

    The audience, the message and the material, assembled rather than briefed out.

  • Brief the pitch team

    Everyone in the room already knows the company, the person and the recent history.

  • Send the recap that night

    What was said becomes the follow-up and the next actions, drafted before anybody gets home.

  • Make new business a standing job

    The Monday sweep you always mean to do becomes something that just runs.