Audiences built from the clients, candidates and applicants you already have. Broadcasts with a second subject to test and a map of which links were clicked. Automations drawn as a flow. LinkedIn posts from the owner's own account. One unsubscribe list that everything respects.
New applicant, first week: one of the flows the example firm runs. A trigger at the top, the steps under it, a Yes side and a No side that meet again at the goal, and a settings panel for whichever step is selected.
An audience is a filter over your own records. Clients with an open role. Candidates on the bench. Applicants from the last month. Add a client and they are on the list the same minute.
Write it once. Test a second subject. See which links were clicked. Then send it again to the people who did not open.
Picked by opens after four hours. A goes to the other 80%.
Write two subjects. A tenth of the list gets each one. After four hours, the subject with more opens goes to everyone else.
Every click lands on the person's record. Sorrelbrook Capital opened Tomas twice.
Every link in the email is counted, and every click is written to the person's record. You see which candidate drew the interest, and from whom.
61% opened, 18 clicked, one unsubscribed.
One click sends the same email, under the other subject, to the people who never opened it. The ones who did are left alone.
A trigger at the top. Steps under it. A Yes side and a No side when the answer matters. A split test when you are not sure which subject works. A goal that ends the flow the moment it is reached.
Every Friday, a draft built from the week's real activity: the placements made, the roles opened, who joined the bench. It waits for the owner. Nothing posts until they press the button.
Drawn from this week: 2 placements, 1 new role, 3 joined the bench.
The draft is built from what happened: placements, new roles, who joined the bench. Edit it, or throw it away.
The post goes out from the owner's LinkedIn, in their name. Nobody else at the firm can press the button for them.
Nothing posts on a timer. A quiet week gets no post.
Drafts wait. The owner reads it, changes what they want, and posts it. A week with nothing worth saying gets no post.
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UnsubscribeEvery broadcast and every automated email carries the unsubscribe link and your address. One suppression list sits under all of it. The sending domain is checked before anything leaves.
No. Audiences, broadcasts, the second subject, the link map, automations, LinkedIn drafts and the suppression list are all in Demure, built from the records you already keep. Twenty contact lookups a month are included; after that they are $0.25 each, or a lookup subscription.
No. Anyone in a live sequence is held out of every broadcast until the sequence ends or they reply. One person, one conversation at a time.
Only the person whose name is on it. A LinkedIn post goes out from the owner's own account, and only the owner can press the button. Email works the same way: a broadcast from Dana is sent by Dana.
Marketing is in the price. Twenty contact lookups a month are included. There is no third tool to buy and no add-on to turn it on.
The demo is preloaded with a full example firm. No signup, nothing to install.
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