Mr Vero plans the strategy with you, runs the workforce, and reviews the results. Weekly is the default. You steer as often as you want. Jump in, pivot, redirect any time.
A boutique fitness studio. Six hundred members, four hundred lapsed. The owner wants to grow revenue per member: personal training, new programs, member events, VIP access, birthday touch-points, seasonal promotions. Plus the inbound, day and night. The trust is built on the floor. The follow-up is what nobody has time for.
Mr Vero runs these campaigns at the owner's cadence.
Mr Vero books a strategy session with you in week one. You decide the direction. Which contacts to prioritise. Which channels make sense. What you want this campaign to deliver in the next 90 days.
He turns the strategy into measurable targets across every channel.
The workforce runs the strategy. The Researcher profiles each contact and surfaces the right ones. The Outbound team makes the calls and sends the messages, adapting the angle to each conversation. The Qualifier handles your inbound. The Nurturer keeps every lead and customer warm. The next call always builds on the last.
Mr Vero calls a review meeting on your cadence. Weekly, fortnightly, monthly, your call. Progress quantified against the targets you set. What worked gets doubled down. What didn't gets changed. The approach adjusts. The workforce adjusts with it.
Then the next quarter's plan is sharper than the last.
A second illustration. Different industry, same cadence.
The conversations change. The cycle doesn't.
Worked example · Specialty bike shop
A specialty bike shop, twelve hundred past customers. Most won't buy a new bike this year. But every one is a candidate for service, gear, a model upgrade, an insurance bundle, a riding course. The owner wants the first call when any of those moments arrive. Same cadence.
Target e-bike owners due for a service, road-bike owners ready for an upgrade, parents of kids who've outgrown their bike. SMS for service. Email for new models. Calls for trade-ups.
Six weeks in: forty-two services, eleven trade-ups, eighteen accessory bundles. Service SMS worked. Cold email didn't. Adjusted.
Same cycle. Different industry. Mr Vero runs the campaigns.
Mr Vero costs two things. The platform fee covers him and the workforce. The campaign budget covers the conversations. You set both.
A monthly platform subscription, from $200 USD per user per month. Mr Vero, the workforce, the operating cadence, the review meetings. Campaign budgets are funded separately and scale with the work.
You decide. The campaign budget pays for the work itself: outbound calls, messages, voice minutes, channel spend. Set it like you'd set a Facebook or Google ad budget. Each outreach starts at $0.30 USD and rises with what it takes to close: more channels, longer voice calls, deeper follow-up. Scale up when something works. Scale down when it doesn't. The same workforce scales with whatever budget you choose.
Mr Vero is run from your phone. No desktop app. No login screen with twelve dashboards. Strategy meetings happen wherever you are. Reviews come to you. The workforce keeps selling while you're on site, in the car, or with a customer.
You close the deal. Mr Vero stays in your pocket.
The questions owners ask before hiring Mr Vero, answered in one place.
Mr Vero launches in 2026 with a small founding cohort. If your sales work has outgrown your sales team, your customer book isn't being worked, or your customers consider before they buy, you might be a fit.
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