Connect · Seaside Buddy Conversation Desk
Every morning you see who reacted to your posts, who fits the clients you want and who just gave you a sign, with your own message ready to finish and send. You stay close to the right people until they need you.
If people react to your posts and you're too deep in client work to follow up, the Conversation Desk is for you.
You worked hard for that lead. They liked your post, they commented, and they were warm. But you were with clients, you answered too late, and they moved on. So you work twice as hard for the next one, and it happens again. You are the bottleneck, and it is not your fault.
The lead was real. It went cold while you were working, and the next one costs you twice the work.
They react. Every like, comment and repost on your posts is gathered each morning.
Do they fit? Each person is checked against your own buyer test.
Message ready. It is built from facts on their own profile, in your own words.
You approve and send. Nothing goes out unless you approve it, so the send button stays yours.
They reply. They hear from you when they do something, never because a date came up.
Call booked. Your conversations keep moving while you stay on client work.
The system keeps your conversations moving while you stay on client work.
Everyone who liked, commented on, reposted or connected with your posts, gathered in one place.
Each person is checked against your buyer test and your do-not-contact list.
Each person who fits gets a card with your message, why it was written and where every fact came from.
You read it, adjust it and press send, and the board keeps track of what happens next.
They hear from you when they do something, never on a timer, and nothing goes out in your name unless you approve it.
All five are written in your own words at setup, and each one goes out only when the person gives a reason.
1. Connection note. When a buyer reacts and you're not connected yet, in under 200 characters.
Marcus comes from his profile, the like from the post's reactions, and scope creep from your own post.
2. Hello. When they accept, with no link and no pitch.
Elena and Harbour & Vale come from her profile, and the operations work from her company page.
3. Your one offer. After a comment or a second like, you offer your newsletter, guide or free tool.
Dana comes from her profile, scope creep from your own post, and the middle sentence answers what she wrote in her comment.
4. An answer. When they ask you something, the answer is in the message and the link is extra.
Mei comes from her profile, the question is in her own words, and the answer is taken from your piece.
5. Staying in touch. Something useful when there is a real reason, never a nudge.
Hannah comes from her profile and the topic from your own piece, and it never mentions an earlier message.
And the call. Offered only when they name a problem you can help with.
The proposal is the thing she named, in her own words.
A worked example from Marlow Advisory. The highlighted words are facts from the person's own profile or their own words, and each card shows where they came from.
Nobody wants to be chased, and nobody wants to be forgotten. The system keeps you between the two, so you never drop the ball.
| We set up for you | So you never again |
|---|---|
| Your buyer test, which says who counts and who is never contacted | message the wrong person |
| Five messages in your voice, built on how people come to trust someone, so you give first, answer what they ask and offer a call only when they ask for help | wonder what to say, or sound like a sales script |
| A board that remembers everyone, what they did last and when to look again | lose track of a warm lead |
| Every morning you see who reacted, who fits and who gave a sign, with your message ready | dig through notifications to find who to answer |
Founding price for the first 10 members, then US$1,894. Stop anytime.
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We'll reply by email within 2 working days with what your setup would look like.