Done-for-you cold outbound

Outbound written by someone who's actually carried a number.

Velo runs cold email for B2B teams — strategy, copywriting, infrastructure, and delivery. We get the warm replies into your inbox. You take it from there.

From: Hunter, Velo Group To: Alex · Meridian Staffing Subject: sourcing vs. selling at Meridian Staffing

Alex —

Recruiters I talk to say the same thing: sourcing and screening eat the whole day, and new business development never gets touched.

I built a system that runs outbound for staffing firms — new client conversations land in your inbox, you just show up to the call.

Worth 15 minutes to see if it fits Meridian Staffing?

Hunter

How it works

Four steps. Nothing you have to manage.

Every engagement runs the same disciplined process, whether it's your first campaign or your fifth.

01 / Strategy

Strategy & ICP

Define your ideal buyer, pull a list of decision-makers who actually fit, and pick an angle they'll respond to.

02 / Infrastructure

Infrastructure & warmup

Sending domains get configured with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, then warmed for 2–3 weeks before anything goes out cold.

03 / Copy

Copywriting

A sequence that reads like a person wrote it. Short sentences, one ask, no template smell.

04 / Delivery

Send & triage replies

Emails go out in two daily windows tuned to when your buyers actually check their inbox. Replies get sorted automatically, and the warm ones get flagged straight to you.

What lands in their inbox

A real sequence, not a mad-lib template.

This is an actual four-email sequence built for a staffing & recruiting client. Same rules apply to every niche we write for — click through each step.

Subject: sourcing vs. selling at Meridian Staffing Sent: Day 0, 8:14am — first-touch window

Alex —

Recruiters I talk to say the same thing: sourcing and screening eat the whole day, and new business development never gets touched.

I built a system that runs outbound for staffing firms — new client conversations land in your inbox, you just show up to the call.

No SDR to hire, no CRM to babysit. I handle the emails, you handle the placements.

Worth 15 minutes to see if it fits Meridian Staffing?

Hunter

Subject: Re: sourcing vs. selling at Meridian Staffing Sent: Day 3 — same thread

Alex — following up on this.

Most staffing firms grow by referral until it stalls, then scramble for new clients. Outbound fixes that before it becomes a problem.

Happy to send a couple of the emails we're sending on behalf of other agencies so you can see the angle.

Still worth 15 minutes?

Hunter

Subject: Re: sourcing vs. selling at Meridian Staffing Sent: Day 7 — same thread

Alex — I know outbound is easy to ignore when the desk's already full of searches and screens.

But the firms landing new clients right now are the ones who never stopped prospecting.

If new client flow isn't a priority, no worries — just let me know and I'll close this out.

Hunter

Subject: Re: sourcing vs. selling at Meridian Staffing Sent: Day 12 — breakup

Alex — haven't heard back, so I'll assume the timing's off.

If new business ever becomes a priority again, I'm easy to find. Door's open.

Hunter

Steps 2–4 reply into the same thread — no new subject line, no re-introducing yourself. It reads like a conversation because it is one.

The math

What sixty emails a day turns into.

The funnel we build every campaign around, based on typical reply rates in the niches we specialize in.

1,320
emails sent / month
60 / day, two windows
79
replies
~6% reply rate
12
calls booked
~15% of replies
3
new clients
~25% close rate

Illustrative, not guaranteed — actual reply and close rates vary by niche, list quality, and offer.

Who we write for

Built for niches where cold email still works.

B2B only. No SaaS, no enterprise, no consumer brands — the inbox is too noisy there for outbound to earn its keep.

Staffing & Recruiting

5–10% reply rate

Owners and directors who feel the sourcing-vs-selling squeeze every week.

Marketing Agencies

4–7% reply rate

Fast decision cycles, and they already understand what outbound is worth.

Legal Services

up to 10% reply rate

Employment, IP, and contracts firms — B2B work only.

Logistics & Freight

3–6% reply rate

Clear ROI math and a recurring need for new shipper accounts.

Insurance Brokers

3–5% reply rate

B2B commercial lines, where a new account renews for years.

Pricing

One retainer. Everything included.

Strategy, copy, infrastructure, and delivery — no setup fees, no separate tool bills.

Starter

$500 / mo
  • 1 email sequence
  • 500 contacts / month
  • Monthly performance report
Book a call

Pro

$2,000 / mo
  • Full outbound system
  • A/B tested sequences
  • Reply triage & hot-lead flags
  • Weekly performance reports
Book a call
"Most outbound reads like a marketer wrote it. I write it like a rep pitching a rep — because that's what I am."
— Hunter, Founder
Background
B2B tech sales
Runs
Every campaign, personally
Writes
Every sequence, no AI filler
Focus
Staffing, agencies, legal, logistics, insurance

Questions

Before you book the call.

How fast will I see replies?

New domains need 2–3 weeks of warmup before anything sends cold. Most clients see first replies in week four or five — rushing warmup is the single fastest way to burn a domain.

Do I need to buy any software?

No. Velo runs everything on its own infrastructure — sending domains, warmup, and reply triage. You just watch for the flagged replies and take it from there.

Who actually writes the emails?

Hunter, personally. No outsourced copywriters, no generic AI-generated sequences — every email is written the way a rep would actually pitch.

What do I have to do?

Close the deals. Replies land in your own inbox, and on Growth and Pro we triage them automatically so the warm ones don't get lost in the noise of out-of-office replies and no-thank-yous.

Which industries do you work with?

Primarily staffing & recruiting, marketing agencies, legal services, logistics, and insurance — B2B only. No SaaS, no enterprise, no consumer brands.

Let's see if it fits your pipeline.

Fifteen minutes. No deck, no pressure — just a look at your list and whether outbound makes sense for it right now.