Indoor farms for hospitality.
Intro of you and the show, in under a minute: "Before we get into your episode, a quick bit on me and Future Roots."
Indoor farms for hospitality.
The people building what's next. Visit ↗
How this conversation found you.
Point at the middle card, then left and right. Keep it under a minute.
Investors, founders and operators on the purpose behind what they build.
This is what they came for. Walk the episode steps, ask which themes they want, then book the date on the next slide.
"Here's what I thought for you." Read the title out. Edit it live with what they tell you, then book it.
Book the date together on screen. Then: "Who else should be on the show?"
Only if they're raising or pushing go-to-market hard and it's urgent: "We also do this. I can introduce you to my partners and we'll have a joint call together. Would you like that?" Otherwise, episode first, scope call after.
Start with why. Everything we do starts with giving first. Then: "Here's what everyone else does."
"Optimizing your fundraising for referrals will put you on a local maximum."
Brett Adcock, founder of Figure, July 2024Warm intros are great until they run out. The people who should know you are a much bigger group, and most founders never cross the gap to reach them.
Sales version only. Let them read the inbox. Every line asks for something, and every one gets deleted. The last one offers something, and it gets the reply.
Sales, marketing and funding. One motion.
Cold email is the reach. The show is the reason they say yes. Money is why it matters: every guest is a buyer or an investor. The invite is where the three meet. Nobody reads a pitch in a cold inbox; everyone answers an invitation.
Built once. Run every day. Your domain never sends.
Only go deeper if they ask. The one line to land: your domain never sends.
"You're living step 3 right now." Then point at 5: the next call gets booked before anyone hangs up.
Let it land. Say nothing for a moment. Then: "If you ever want this for your company, here's how it works."Then go straight to the ask.
Guests share it. Their network sees it. The next invitation lands warmer.
The right hook. Ads and cold outreach start from zero every month. This compounds: every guest is a buyer, an investor or an intro, and every episode warms the next invitation. The numbers show the shape, not a promise.
For reference: $100K raised on a $9K engagement. 11×.
Ask: "What's one customer worth to you over their lifetime?" Set it live, then let them move conversion. These are their numbers, not a promise.
Booked on your calendar, with your ICP. Miss it, and the team keeps running the engine at no extra cost until we get there.
Say it plainly, then move on. No refunds, just more work from our side. The mailboxes are why we can promise it: more mailboxes, more invitations, more pre-interviews.
Want to test first? A 45-day Sprint is available on request.
Lead with the full price. Then, lightly: "People on the show and in my network get 33% off, which is quite sweet." Flip the switch. Anchor on Momentum. Mailboxes are the lever: 60 a month per ICP.
Pick the call that fits.
Either way, see you on the show.
Book it on screen. Raising goes to Sunny, go-to-market to Charles, anything else (or a scope call) with you. You join the partner calls. "Either way, see you on the show."