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AI outreach to businesses

Reach the owner, not the front desk.

Give Volley a list of businesses and what you want their owners to see. It calls, learns who decides and when they are in, sends the video or the page by text or email, and books the call with the ones who looked.

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North Yard Bistro
  1. Calls the bistro, asks for the owner
    First try, before the lunch rush$0.18
  2. “Marco's out. Try after two.”
    Dana, at the front desk11:05
  3. Texts Dana the two-minute video for Marco
    She offered to pass it on$0.01
  4. The video is watched to the end
    Tracked link, opened on a phone1:52
  5. Calls back at 2:30 and asks for Marco
    The hour Dana gave$0.22
  6. “Saw the video. Send me a time.”
    Marco, the owner2:33
  7. Books Thursday 10:30 and emails the invite
    Won: a call with the owner$0.01
Volley decides each next shot by itself.Spent $0.18 of $0.42

It finds who decides

Every call writes down who answered, who decides, their name and when they are in. A name the front desk corrects is fixed on the contact.

It calls when they answer

It learns, business by business and hour by hour, when owners themselves pick up, and moves the calls there. It never calls in a rush you marked quiet.

It shows, then asks

Videos, menus and pages go out as links that tell you when they were opened. A watched video earns a call the same afternoon.

Where every contact stands, and what happens next.

Each contact sits in one lane, and each lane says what Volley does there. You can rename them, add one, or change the rules.

  1. Lane 1

    Owner hunt

    Calling until the person who decides is named and reached

  2. Lane 2

    Callback asked

    Called again at the exact hour someone gave

  3. Lane 3

    Sent

    The video or page went out; waiting to see it opened

  4. Lane 4

    Watched

    They looked: a call or a text follows at once

  5. Lane 5

    Hot

    Asked for a call or a price: handed to you

It speaks your business's words.

Volley starts from a setup made for this kind of work, then renames everything to the words you use. Every screen, every report and every agent speaks them.

Contact
A restaurant, a shop, a practice
Who decides
The owner
Who answers
The manager, the host, the front desk
Success
Video watched, then a call booked
From a call

  1. Hi, is the owner in? It's Avery, calling about online ordering.

  2. He's not here till after two. Can I pass something on?

  3. That would be kind. Could I text you a two-minute video for him?

  4. Sure, this number's fine.

  5. Sent. I'll try him after two. What's his name, so I ask for the right person?

Bold on the phone. Always inside the lines.

The agents decide what to say and what to do next. The limits around them are rules in code that no agent and no planner can talk its way past.

Calling hours

Only inside the hours you set, in each contact's own time zone, and only while their business is open.

Do not contact

Anyone who says stop, on a call or in a reply, is never called, texted or emailed again.

Money caps

A daily budget per campaign and a wallet that never goes below zero. The planner can never spend past them.

Calls at once

You set how many calls run together and how fast new ones start, so your numbers stay healthy.

Honest about AI

An agent always says it is an AI when asked, and can say so in its first sentence if you prefer.

Texting done right

Your business registered with the carriers, every text says how to stop, replies to STOP are honoured at once.

Your serve. Start with $50 on us.

Sign in with your email, give Volley your website and your list, and read the setup it writes. You decide when the first call goes out.

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