Noah Jraige ยท for your IT recruitment consultancy
Founders, CTOs, engineering leaders and heads of talent at US tech companies that are hiring, booked onto your calendar. You pay only for calls that happen, with the right person.
Cold email, one company at a time, from finding them to the booked call. Everything above the line is mine.
The titles, the company size and the kind of tech roles you place. Those same rules decide the list and the bill.
My own system looks for companies with open engineering or tech roles posted right now, then finds the founder, CTO, engineering leader or head of talent at each, with their work email.
Each address goes through MillionVerifier. Only the ones marked valid get emailed, so nothing bounces back on you.
Three short emails. Each one opens with a line about that company and the roles it's hiring for. You approve them once before anything sends.
Separate domains and inboxes, warmed up first, so your main domain is never at risk.
On your calendar link, with a line on what the call is about and a reminder the day before.
I never pitch your service or take the call.
One line on a shared sheet. A flagged call is free.
I doSend your calendar link with one line on what the call covers, then a reminder the day before.
I doThank them and write to the person they named, saying who pointed me there.
I doAnswer only with what you've told me makes you different. Nothing made up. Then ask for the call.
I doNote the date they gave and write again then.
I doBlock the address the same day. They're never emailed again.
Tap a reply. Only the first kind reaches your calendar.
A shared sheet lists every booked call: who, when, and whether it counted. Each week you also get a short update with emails sent, replies and calls booked.
You asked for qualified sales meetings. That's exactly what I bill for, and nothing else.
For each call that happens and meets all five rules below. Billed once a month.
The domains, inboxes, warmup and first list. Fixed, so you know it upfront.
WhyRight title, right company, said yes in writing, showed up. All five are true.
WhyNo-shows are free. I offer them a new time.
WhyNot one of the agreed titles. Flag it and it's free.
WhyNot hiring, so it doesn't fit. It shouldn't have been booked, so you don't pay.
WhyOnly the first call with a company counts. After that the relationship is yours.
Tap a call to see why.
Our call, domains and inboxes, the list, your yes on the emails.
New inboxes build a sending history before any cold email goes out.
Emails go out daily and calls land on your calendar.
I run this same system for my own business, with my own lists, domains and copy.
Owners of US precision machine shops.
Across all my campaigns. Every address is checked before it's loaded.
I'd start with US companies by email, where I can move fastest. Sweden needs a check on EU email rules before the first send, and LinkedIn outreach is a separate piece of work. Both are worth talking through once the US calls are landing.
Send me a few times that work here on Upwork. On the call we agree who counts, and I start on the list that week.