Outreach plans

A steady drip of the right people, every day.

An outreach plan draws from a pipeline you already have, picks the people who fit, and feeds a few of them a day into the follow-up cadence you designed — each touch one click from a draft written for that person, and nothing sent until you approve it. Outreach becomes a habit that runs at your pace, not a list you blast once and forget.

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A running outreach plan, “Reconnect with dormant health operators”: who it reaches (a pipeline, a minimum relationship strength, only people you have not spoken to in 60 days), its follow-up plan cadence, and a daily cap of three per channel with every message drafted for approval.

Why it matters

Outreach stalls or floods

Reaching out to your network is the work that fills a calendar, and it is the first thing to slip when the week gets busy.

All at once, then nothing

A burst of fifty messages on a quiet Monday, then silence for a month — and nobody can follow up with fifty people at once.

Every knob in your head

Which list, which sequence, how many a day, who to skip — re-decided every week, so it quietly stops.

Generic sequences burn relationships

A mass sequence treats a warm former client like a cold lead, and the same person can get two campaigns in one week.

How it works

Outreach plans in three steps

  1. 1

    Choose who it reaches

    Point the plan at a pipeline and say who qualifies: ideal-client fit, relationship strength, and how long since you last spoke. Preview exactly who comes next before you start.

  2. 2

    It drips them in, a few a day

    Once a day the plan admits the next few people, up to the daily cap you set — warmest relationships or most important first — and never someone you have set aside or who has said no.

  3. 3

    Each one gets your cadence

    Everyone admitted gets the follow-up plan you chose: a sequence of touches, each one click from a draft written for that person. Every touch is drafted for your approval by default.

What it does

Everything around the drip

Follow-up plans as the cadence

Design a sequence once — the first note, the check-in a week later, the offer to meet — with steps that can repeat on a rhythm.

Steps that act on arrival

A pipeline step can apply its own follow-up plan and re-tag people the moment they land there, so moving someone forward starts the next sequence.

See the whole journey

The Journey view maps what joining and each step do to a contact — the plans, their tasks and when they fall due — before anyone goes through it.

Message templates you can test

Write the prompt behind a message once, try it against a real contact and channel, and reuse it across every touch.

Review drafts in one pass

Every unsent draft waits on one page, which you can group by the plan step that made it, so one kind of outreach is reviewed together.

Pausable as a unit

Start, pause, resume or stop the whole plan, and see who is on it, at which step, and why anyone left.

Use cases

When it pays off most

Reconnect with dormant clients

Work back through past clients and partners you have not spoken to in months, a few a day, each with a note worth reading.

Follow through after an event

Everyone you met lands in a pipeline; the plan works through them at a pace you can keep up with.

Fill your calendar steadily

A plan that admits a handful of the right people a day keeps conversations starting every week, not just in the weeks you remember.

See it

Outreach plans, inside Coffee Brain

The plan’s membership: seven people admitted a few at a time over two weeks, each at their own step of the cadence.
A few people a day, each at their own step of the cadence.
A pipeline’s Journey view: joining and four steps as stations on a track, with the follow-up plans that apply themselves, their tasks and timing, an automation that drafts a cover note for approval, and tags changed on arrival.
Read the whole journey before anyone goes through it.
A pipeline on its Board view: contacts spread across First conversation, Scoping, Proposal sent and Client, each with their ideal-client match score.
The pipeline the plan draws from, and where everyone stands in it.

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Make outreach a habit, not a campaign

Create an account with just your email, build a pipeline of the people you want to reach, and let a plan work through them a few at a time.

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