TAM mapping
The whole market, not a sample. Custom scrapers pull every club, clinic or venue from registries, federations, directories and Google Maps, then fill in the data. Built once, rerun whenever the market moves.
I find markets in places data vendors don't look and turn them into a repeatable system that closes revenue.
$2M+ ARR closed · $10M+ pipeline · 14+ countries
Problem: B2B databases barely cover psychiatry. Buy a list and half of it is the wrong specialty.
Problem: Lead generation is a broad offer. Everyone needs it, so the hard part is knowing who will actually sign.
Problem: A venue that doesn't sell tickets online will never buy ticketing software, and no database tells you which ones do.
Problem: Germany has no national club database. Each of the 16 states runs its own, on different software.
Problem: "Want to buy property?" has no timing signal and no intent data.
// clients described by what they do, never by name.
Outbound only compounds when it runs on systems. These are the pieces I build and hand over.
The whole market, not a sample. Custom scrapers pull every club, clinic or venue from registries, federations, directories and Google Maps, then fill in the data. Built once, rerun whenever the market moves.
Every account checked against the ICP before anyone gets an email: tech stack, size, category, intent signals.
Multi-domain, multi-mailbox setups with deliverability monitoring and auto-pause on bounces.
Pipelines, properties and automations mapped to how the team actually sells, so every reply lands somewhere useful.
"In my 40 years of experience, this is the fastest service with actual results I've seen ever."CEO, US mental-health services company