Content that sounds like you, and cold outreach that gets replies. Built from one call a month, run every week after, so your pipeline never sits empty.
A client on camera, 90 seconds to 2 minutes, this section. Same rule: delete rather than ship empty.
These six are the client photos from the assets pack, used for the results grid. I haven't got the actual testimonial text; the brand notes are explicit that these are verbatim LinkedIn recommendations and must not be paraphrased or invented. Paste the real quotes in before this goes live.
One anonymised campaign, for scale: 30,000 emails sent, 26 qualified calls booked, 16 contracts signed. That client wasn't a recruitment firm, which is exactly why it's the one example here that can show a bigger number.
Not SaaS, not e-commerce, not B2B in general. Teams of one to twenty consultants. A larger agency putting one desk or one division on it is a good fit. That focus is the whole differentiator, so I'd rather repeat it than let it get lost.
The real site copy has six reasons here, longer than the good-fit list on purpose, because it's the most trusted block on the page. I've only got two of the six from the source material. Pull the rest from the existing page copy or get them from Jonny before this ships. Do not invent the other four.
Sixteen posts a month, written in your own voice, published to your personal profile four times a week. Built from a structured monthly interview, not a prompt.
Its job isn't to go viral. Its job is that when the right person looks you up, they find someone who obviously knows the market.
Eight to ten thousand emails a month, across several campaigns testing different copy against each other, sent to lists built to your criteria.
Every reply is triaged and qualified before it reaches you. The email offers a candidate rather than asking for a meeting, because the goal is a reply, not a job order.
Every reaction and comment on every post is pulled monthly and split three ways: buyers, candidates, and peers. The buyers go to you to approach directly. Anyone who engaged but wasn't contacted drops into the outbound lists. The content is quietly building the target list that the campaigns then work. That loop is the product.
Every reaction and comment on every post, pulled monthly.
Split three ways, by who they actually are.
Engaged but not yet contacted goes straight in.
The loop feeds itself again, every month.
"Just a single interview is all I need to build a month of content and a targeted outbound email campaign. 30 minutes is all it takes to grow your funnel."
Jonny Umoru, founder. PipelineOS is operated by Jonu Consulting. View on LinkedIn ↗
60–90 seconds, Jonny to camera, credibility section. Beat sheet is in the separate shared links sheet, not in this asset pack. Delete this box rather than shipping it empty if it isn't ready at launch.
None of this is secret. All of it is boring. That's rather the point.
Lookalike sending domains bought and pointed at your real website, so it's never exposed to cold sending.
Every inbox spends two to three weeks in a warm-up network before a single campaign sends. This cannot be compressed.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured on every domain. Non-negotiable.
Lead data, the sending platform, campaign management and monthly reporting, all included. No software bought separately.
You get your own login. Every campaign, list and raw reply, visible.
One-off fee: £1,000, plus £500 per additional consultant. This sits before the contract, not inside it.
Covers both funnels. Domains and inboxes bought the day the invoice clears, so the warm-up clock starts immediately.
First month of content and campaign copy drafted and sent for your approval.
Everything goes live. Outreach starts deliberately low and ramps.
Where you started, what's live, what's being measured for the next ninety days.
This is also week one of the repeating cycle below.
Everything is built a month in advance. That's why four posts a week never stops even though new content only ships in week four. Keep scrolling, this bit's pinned.
The monthly call. One hour. Content interview for next month, plus a read on what the campaigns did.
Everything gets built: sixteen posts, the next campaigns, the lists.
The whole month lands in your board. Tick to approve, or type a change. Ten minutes.
It ships. Joins a queue that's been running all along, straight back into week 1.
Plus, every month: an engagement report naming the buyers who've been reading you, campaign numbers, and a direct line between calls. Same working day where possible, next one at the latest. Confirm with JonnyIs same-working-day still the real promise, and is it Slack, email, or something else
Drag the slider to match how many billing consultants this would cover at your firm, everything below updates as you move it.
At that fee, the first 90 days is worth less than one placement of yours. That's the number to weigh it against, not the monthly figure on its own. Deliberately not shown as a decimal: a ratio like that reads as a placement forecast, and this isn't one.
Whether a conversation becomes a brief, and a brief becomes a fee, depends on your process, your market and your rates. I won't promise placements. That's a deliberate line, and it runs through the whole page.
None of it is secret. If you'd rather not do it yourself, that's the actual service.
The content interview I run with every client, in full, plus how to spot the usable material when you play it back.
Everything that has to be in place before you send a single cold email, in order, with the reason for each step.
The outreach play with the highest reply rate in recruitment: templates, the reasoning, and the follow-up sequence.
Each "Get it free" button now leads to a real gated landing page (name, email, phone, consultants, which you've tried) before the resource opens. What isn't real yet is where that form goes, LEAD_ENDPOINT is still an empty string on every one of them. Wire it before this goes live, or every download between now and then is a lost contact.
Fill this in and I'll come back with next steps within one working day. No call required to get the ball rolling.
Thirty minutes, one call, and I'll tell you honestly whether this is a fit before anything else moves.
Open the booking page ↗This form currently confirms locally but doesn't post anywhere real, LEAD_ENDPOINT at the bottom of the page is still an empty string. It's built to reuse the same GoHighLevel endpoint as the resource gate, tagged form_type: "get_started" so the two can be told apart at your end. Once that endpoint exists this starts submitting for real with no further changes needed here.