For lead generation agencies
Book meetings for your clients without hurting their reputation.
Your clients judge you on the meetings you book, and every message you send speaks in their name. Klairon reaches their prospects at the right moment, with a specific reason and in each client’s voice, then handles sending and follow-ups.
Your clients expect meetings, and every message carries their name.
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“Every new client means starting from scratch.”
Understanding the offer, building the target, finding contacts and writing sequences: onboarding eats the first month’s margin.
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“Volume ends up hurting the client’s name.”
When thousands of generic messages go out under their name, their brand takes the spam reports and the annoyed replies.
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“One more client means one more tool.”
A contact database, a sending tool and a tracking spreadsheet for every engagement: coordinating them takes the time you should spend on results.
Take on a new client without adding a tool.
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One workspace per client
Each client has their own target, signals, messages and sends. Nothing gets mixed up, and you move from one engagement to the next without switching tools.
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Each client’s prospects, at the right moment
For each client, Klairon watches the signals that matter for their offer, such as a funding round, a new hire or activity around their competitors. Every prospect gets contacted for a specific reason.
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Messages in the client’s voice
Klairon writes from each client’s offer, examples and tone. You review before anything goes out, so nothing is sent that you couldn’t show in a client review.
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Contacts, sending and follow-ups for every engagement
Klairon finds decision-makers’ emails and phone numbers, sends each client’s sequences and handles the follow-ups. Every reply arrives with its context: the client, the signal and the message that triggered it.
A rhythm you can show your clients.
At kickoff
You describe the client’s offer and target, then Klairon suggests the ideal customer profile and the signals to watch.
Every day
You approve each client’s sequences, which Klairon sends and follows up on before flagging the replies.
In client reviews
You show who was contacted, for what reason, and who replied.
Messages to get you started.
- LinkedIn post
After a LinkedIn post
Hi Inès, you wrote that your team spends too long qualifying accounts that never reply. Today, what decides which accounts get qualified first: a list set in advance, or what’s happening at those accounts? I ask because that’s where most of that time goes.
See the template - Follow-up
First follow-up
Hi Claire, one update since my message: Atelia is hiring a salesperson for Belgium, and the ad mentions the first local account lists. Do those lists need to be ready before the new hire starts? If it’s not your area, a simple “no” is fine.
See the template - Follow-up
Last follow-up
Hi Claire, I won’t follow up further about the Belgian market. If the topic comes back, just reply to this message, even six months from now: I’ll know what it’s about.
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What you need to know.
Yes. Each client has their own workspace, with their target, signals, messages and sends, and nothing carries over from one engagement to another.
Klairon writes from the offer, examples and tone you give it for each client, and you review every sequence before it goes out.
Klairon sends the sequences and follow-ups. You choose, client by client, whether to approve each send or let autopilot run.
The prospects contacted, the signal behind each outreach and the replies received, enough to explain where every meeting came from.