Discovery in plain words
Name the kind of business and the place. There are no filters to learn and no list builder to fight.
Tell Bud the kind of business you sell to. It goes and finds them, writes a WhatsApp message to each one from what your company actually does, and queues them. Nothing sends until you say send.
Three instructions is the whole workflow. You never leave the chat.
“Find dental clinics in Austin.”
42 found and saved under "dentists".
“Write to them about chair servicing, friendly, from Sara.”
42 messages written and queued.
“Looks good — send them.”
Sending on WhatsApp. Replies come to your inbox.
This is the part most outreach tools do not give you. Bud writes into a queue and stops. Nothing reaches a single company until you say so — and if you do not like what you read, nothing ever does.
Hi — we fit and service dental chairs across Texas. Worth a quick look at your setup?
queuedHi — you run four chairs. We keep clinics like yours running with same-week service.
queuedHi — quick one for the practice manager about chair servicing.
queuedName the kind of business and the place. There are no filters to learn and no list builder to fight.
Every hunt is saved under a name, so "dentists" is a list you can write to again next quarter.
Bud writes each one against what your business actually sells, instead of one template with a name swapped in.
You say what the message is for, how it should sound and whose name it goes out under.
Written messages wait to be read. Sending is a separate instruction, and it is always yours to give.
Whoever answers is qualified, quoted and booked by the same agent that handles your inbound.
Cold outreach goes wrong when volume is the strategy. Here it is not: every message is read by you, and anyone who says no is never written to again.
Messages go out because you read them and said send, not because a schedule fired.
Anyone who asks to be left alone joins your excluded contacts and is skipped from then on.
A message built from what you actually do gets answered. A blast gets you blocked.
A sentence is the whole search form.
Every hunt is saved under a name you can come back to.
One message per company, from what you sell.
Goal, tone and sender name are your call.
The queue does not send itself.
Whoever answers is handled like any other lead.
Bud searches for them when you ask. There is no rented contact database behind this — the list is built for your request and it stays yours.
No. Messages are written into a queue and stay there. Sending is a separate instruction you give.
WhatsApp. It is the channel these businesses actually answer on, and it is the one Bud already handles when they reply.
You approve every message before it goes, and anyone who asks to be left alone is added to your excluded contacts and is not written to again.
It runs on top of Lead Nurturing, so the moment someone replies it is the same agent that qualifies, quotes and books.