Stop magnetising. Start walking up.
You have done the marketing. The next move is the one founders keep putting off: walking up to new faces and actually doing the outreach. This is the timer that turns it into a focused, gamified blitz.
15-60 MIN
One focused round
TICK
A tile per real action
Walk away with a record
Set up your blitz
Sometimes we get so busy with thought leadership and Ops, we forget good ol' fashioned prospecting.
Pick the channels you'll work. Tell us how many of each you're committing to. Set a timer. Tick each tile when the action is real.
1. Who is doing the blitz
2. How long are you giving this
3. What are you actually willing to do
Choose your channels. For each one, set the number you're committing to. That number becomes your scratch board.
The difference
A week of telling yourself you will start tomorrow.
Fifteen to sixty minutes of actual outreach, with a record to prove it.
Who this is for
Who this is for
You have done the magnetising work. The posts, the lead magnets, the careful positioning. People can find you. The next move is the one you keep putting off: walking up to new faces, sending the message, making the ask. This is the timer that gets you doing it now, not later.
You have done the magnetising work
The posts, the lead magnets, the careful positioning
People can find you
The problem
Marketing is not the same as outreach. Most founders stop at the easier one.
You spent months making yourself easy to find. None of that matters until you actually put your face in front of new faces. The gap between magnetising and prospecting is where most pipelines quietly die. Not because you do not know what to do. Because nobody has set you a timer and said start now.
Sound familiar?
If any of these land, you are in the right place.
"I have done the marketing. I still cannot get myself to actually message anyone."
"My CRM is full of leads I have not touched in months and I keep promising myself I will start tomorrow."
"I draft DMs in my head all week and never send them."
"I am in the room with the right people and I still spend the whole event talking to the one person I already know."
"I do not have a prospecting habit. I have a prospecting intention."
"I want a way to do outreach for an hour without it turning into a planning session."
Before and after
What changes when you use this tool.
A drafts folder full of DMs you never sent.
Tiles you scratched as you sent them.
"I will do outreach this week" for the fourth week running.
A record of the outreach you actually did today.
A list of leads you have not spoken to in months.
A new round of touchpoints you actually made today.
What you get
Included in every report
A timer that turns prospecting into a single focused round
A scratch board built from the activities you are actually willing to do
A points system that respects the honesty cost of each action
A private record of what you did in the round
A one-page PDF you can keep, share, or wave at your accountant
A clean restart whenever you want to run another round
Built for momentum, not maintenance.
You open it, you run the blitz, you close the tab. No accounts, no streaks, no nagging. The PDF is yours. The point is that the outreach happened.
How it works
Three steps. No account required.
Pick your activities
What are you actually willing to do in the next hour. Six options, each scored to reflect the honesty cost.
Pick your timer
15 minutes if you are warming up. 30 for the standard dose. 60 if you are properly committed.
Tick as you go
Do the outreach. Tick the tile. The tile only counts when the action is real.
Finish and save
Hit finish or let the timer run out. Your round is saved automatically.
Take the PDF
One page. What you did, how many touchpoints, the points you earned. Optional.
Next step
Want to run this with other founders?
The Lead Gen Blitz works best when a handful of people are doing it at the same time and watching each other do the scary thing. That is the kind of focused energy the Do & Done Business Club is built for.