Thirty minutes, no pitch deck.
Thanks for booking. This page is here so you can turn up prepared, not so we can pre-sell. We have not written a deck. We will not try to close you on the call. The point of the meeting is to work out, honestly, whether new-client work done this way would fit your firm.
Four things, in this order.
Where your new work comes from today, and where the bottleneck actually sits.
What a good next six months looks like for you — clients, sectors, revenue, whatever the real measure is.
How Tackt works. The short version: we watch the UK market for signals that a firm needs your kind of help, write the introduction in your voice, and Chris reads every email before it leaves.
Whether it fits. If it does, we’ll agree next steps. If it doesn’t, we’ll say so and point you somewhere more useful.
You do not need to prepare.
If you have five spare minutes, these are the things that let us be specific rather than generic.
A rough picture of your best-fit client — sector, size, anything specific. “UK manufacturers, £10–50m turnover, often PE-backed” is enough.
One or two examples of clients you’d happily take more of. We do not need names; a description is plenty.
Where you feel the constraint right now — not enough pipeline, wrong pipeline, good pipeline but no time to work it, or something else.
A straight answer, either way.
If it’s a fit, we offer a free market scan of ten firms — real UK firms, with a specific reason each one is worth approaching this month. You see the list before anything is sent. You see every email before it goes. Nothing leaves the building without a human reading it first.
If it’s not a fit, that’s a straight answer on the call. No follow-up sequence, no “nurture”.
Fair. Most outbound is sent at scale and reads like it.
We send in your voice, one firm at a time, with a specific reason for each introduction. Chris approves every email.
If the work is not up to your standard, you see it before it goes — and we fix it or we don’t send it.