Aleteo: 24 campaign ideas

Hook: "I had an idea for [their company]. Reading your site, there are three things [their first name] could be the person known for:" then the three bullets. Flow: E1 (day 0) the three ideas, then the trade in one sentence ("one 90-minute conversation a month, we turn it into a month of clips and carousels in your voice and post them; no scripts, you never film yourself"), one-line ask. E2 (thread, +2 days): "The short version: 90 minutes a month, no filming, 30-plus posted assets. Worth a 30-minute look?" E3 (new thread, +5 days): the four 15-minute exercises at aleteo.io/guide, "no call needed". Personalization variables: [their first name], [their company], [use case 1], [use case 2], [use case 3], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: "Would any of these be worth 30 minutes?" Proof points: mechanism only (90 minutes vs the nearest comparable service's four hours a week, Founder Funnel homepage; no scripts; guaranteed to ship). Pain language: the market study EDP 4 (no time, "physically cannot stop building") and EDP 9 (does not know what to talk about; we bring the topics); the market study Angle 3. Voice: direct, one number, one ask, no client names.

Pain we lead with:

• No time; cannot stop building; posted then stopped
• Does not know what to talk about
• Feels awkward recording content; does not want to become a content creator

Hook: "You are not a content creator. You are building [their company]." Flow: E1 (day 0) three short lines: the symptom, the trade ("90 minutes a month on a call with us becomes 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, posted across LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Instagram and Shorts"), the fear pre-empt ("no scripts, you never film yourself, nothing that reads like AI"). E2 (thread, +2 days): "Worth a 30-minute look?" E3 (new thread, +5 days): aleteo.io/primer, "what a founder brand is actually for". Only [their first name] and [their company] from the list; no generated fields. CTA: 30-minute call at [your booking link]. Proof points: mechanism (90 minutes, no self-recording, guaranteed to ship, yours to keep). Why no AI: the list filter (technical founder, small funded team) is the personalization; the pain is universal in this segment. Pain language: the market study EDP 5 ("I'm not a 'content creator', I'm a developer", HN) and EDP 4; the market study items 8 to 12 via the market study.

Pain we lead with:

• Hate the camera; not a content creator; afraid of looking cringe
• No time; cannot stop building; posted then stopped

Hook: "Most new heads of marketing I talk to at [their company]-stage companies are handed a flat budget, paid that is losing money and a founder with no time. Is that on your radar [start month] in?" Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, then stat-led turn (company-page organic reach on LinkedIn fell 60 to 66 percent from 2024 to early 2026, Ordinal; executive posts get 6.8x the impressions of an average post, coverage of LinkedIn's 2026 Executive Influence Report), then [inherited gap], then the trade ("90 minutes of [founder first name]'s month; we do the rest, with a shared calendar and weekly reporting; nothing depends on the founder's discipline"). E2 (thread, +2): "Does [founder first name] have 90 minutes a month? That is the whole ask." E3 (new thread, +5): burned-buyer line (the last agency sent a filming schedule; the AI tool sent posts that sounded like everyone else), execution guarantee, offer to map the founder's first month of topics. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [start month], [previous company], [founder first name], [inherited gap], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes, plus the topic map as the soft ask. Proof points: market data (Ordinal, 6.8x, Meta and Google negative ROI for a second consecutive year, Focus Digital 2026), mechanism (assets yours to keep). Maps to camp-05 "The founder's profile". Pain language: the market study EDP 2 and EDP 6; the market study Angle 6 and the P2 sequence skeleton.

Pain we lead with:

• Marketing spend never compounds; paid CAC rising, Meta and Google negative ROI
• Tools and ghostwriters lose the voice; agencies guarantee views and deliver 3.6 percent

Hook: "We are working with founders in the same spot as [their company]: [lookalike trait], real product, founder doing the selling, and a profile buyers check and find nothing on." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, then the risk turn (74 percent of B2B buyers visit three or more team profiles before engaging a vendor, Ghost; 83 percent finish their research before contact), then [profile state] as the observed gap, then the trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice; posted and tracked; guaranteed to ship). E2 (thread, +2): the mechanism in three lines and "worth 30 minutes before the next raise?" E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer plus the third-party founder line, Arbol co-founder, attributed as a public quote, not a client). Variables: [their first name], [their company], [lookalike trait], [profile state], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute discovery call. Proof points: mechanism plus market data only. Copy must say "founders in the same spot" and never "we helped X"; the honest version of a lookalike until a pilot is named. Pain language: the market study EDP 1 (buyers research the person first) and EDP 7; the market study Angle 2 turn.

Pain we lead with:

• Nobody knows we exist; every deal starts from zero; buyers check the person before the call
• Has to sell themselves from scratch on every single call

Hook: "Saw the [the round they raised] for [their company] on [where we saw it]. Congrats. One thing that happens next: there is a founder with a worse product on every panel and podcast in your space, and your buyers check the people before the product." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (74 percent of B2B buyers visit three or more team profiles before engaging, Ghost; VC funding raises media coverage 26 percent and that coverage raises the odds of the next round, HBS), the trade (one 90-minute conversation a month, 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, posted across five platforms, you decide what you want to be known for), one-line ask. Keep the ego line to one sentence, no pile-on. E2 (thread, +2): "The short version: 90 minutes a month, no filming, 30-plus posted assets. Worth a look before the next raise?" E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, soft close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [the round they raised], [where we saw it], [their lead investor] (optional), [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute discovery call. Proof points: market data (Ghost 74 percent, HBS 26 percent), mechanism, competitor weakness (nearest comparable service asks four hours a week, Founder Funnel homepage). Maps to camp-01 "Just raised" (priority 1 in research). Pain language: the market study EDP 3 ("a founder with a worse product is scaling faster than you", homepage) and EDP 1; the market study Angle 2.

Pain we lead with:

• A founder with a worse product is louder and investors know his story
• Nobody knows we exist; every deal starts from zero; buyers check the person before the call

Hook: "Saw [their company] on [launch platform]. The launch spike fades in a week; then every deal starts from zero and you are the one sending sixty cold emails a day." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (76 percent of B2B buyers would rather take a meeting with someone they already follow, HubSpot), trade (90 minutes a month with us becomes 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, posted for you; no scripts, you never film yourself), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "One conversation a month, a month of content. Worth a 30-minute look?" E3 (new thread, +5): the burned-buyer guarantee (we do not guarantee views; we guarantee every asset ships every month and you keep them if you leave) plus aleteo.io/guide. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [launch platform], [launch tagline], [launch audience], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes; guide as fallback. Proof points: HubSpot 76 percent, mechanism, execution guarantee. Maps to camp-02 "Just launched / hiring marketing". Pain language: the market study EDP 7 ("sixty to one hundred cold email touches per day"; "we ship to the sound of crickets", Indie Hackers); the market study Angle 1.

Pain we lead with:

• Has to sell themselves from scratch on every single call
• No inbound, no buyers, flat pipeline, rising acquisition costs

Hook: "Saw the [role title] post at [their company]. Two of the bullets ([jd content lines]) are the founder's content job in disguise." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, the money turn, the trade (90 minutes of [their first name]'s month; 15+ clips, 15+ carousels, scheduled, posted, tracked; assets yours to keep so the hire inherits a library, not a blank page), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Not instead of the hire. Before it, and cheaper than it." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, soft close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [role title], [jd content lines], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: Indeed salary figures, mechanism, yours to keep. Do not quote Aleteo pricing in E1; the Sprint can appear in a reply. Maps to camp-02 (hiring trigger). Pain language: the market study EDP 2 (every dollar starts from zero) and EDP 4.

Pain we lead with:

• Marketing spend never compounds; paid CAC rising, Meta and Google negative ROI
• Every marketing dollar starts from zero and never compounds

Hook: "[their first name], you posted [burst count] times about [burst topic] and then nothing for [days since last post] days. Usually a product fire, not a change of mind." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn, trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; we turn it into a month of clips and carousels that sound like you and post them across LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Instagram and Shorts; no scripts, no self-recording), the guarantee (every asset ships every month; yours to keep), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Most founders post for three weeks. We are the reason month four looks like month one." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, four 15-minute exercises, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [burst count], [burst topic], [days since last post], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes. Proof points: mechanism, the four-hours-a-week comparison (Founder Funnel homepage) used sparingly. Tone: observational, one sentence on the gap, never mocking. Creative stretch: quantified pain. Pain language: the market study EDP 4 ("tried posting for a few weeks. Then a product fire happened...and the content just stopped", HubSpot); the market study trigger "founder recently started posting inconsistently".

Pain we lead with:

• No time; cannot stop building; posted then stopped
• Building, shipping, posting, showing up, and results do not move

Hook: "You spent [episode date] on [podcast name] talking about [episode topic], and nothing from it is on your profile. That is a month of content that evaporated." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (an interview is exactly the format we build from; you clearly do not need a script, you need someone to cut and write it), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month with us; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, captioned per platform, scheduled, posted, tracked), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Same as the podcast, minus the host plugging their sponsor: 90 minutes, once a month." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [podcast name], [episode date], [episode topic], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes. Proof points: mechanism (interview, not shoot); market data optional (76 percent would rather meet someone they already follow, HubSpot). Pain language: the market study trigger "podcast or conference appearance with no follow-through"; the market study EDP 4; the market study (video podcasts mainstream, 57 percent both listen and watch).

Pain we lead with:

• No time; cannot stop building; posted then stopped
• Every marketing dollar starts from zero and never compounds

Hook: "The last agency sent scripts and a filming schedule. The AI tool sent posts that sounded like everyone else. Your profile has [style tell], which is usually the tool talking." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, risk turn (LinkedIn cuts views on content it flags as AI slop by about 40 percent, as reported; a founder's register is a ranking factor now), the mechanism (voice is the whole job; we record you talking, then cut and write from that; nothing invented, nothing generic), the guarantee contrast, light CTA. E2 (thread, +2): "Send me the last three posts you hated and I will tell you what went wrong." E3 (new thread, +5): 30 minutes, aleteo.io/guide. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [style tell], [voice contrast] (optional), [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: the three-posts ask first (high reply), then the call. Proof points: AI slop penalty (Yahoo Finance coverage), competitor weakness (view guarantee delivering 3.6 percent, Clutch review of Viral Coach; "spreadsheets and recycled videos", Hook Point review; Taplio "robotic"), mechanism. Never name the competitor in copy; describe the pattern. Pain language: the market study EDP 6; the market study Angle 4.

Pain we lead with:

• Tools and ghostwriters lose the voice; agencies guarantee views and deliver 3.6 percent
• Spending more and posting more has not bought trust

Hook: "[signal stack]: [their company] raised a [the round they raised], is hiring a [role title], and [their first name] has not posted in [days since last post] days. Three signals that usually mean the same thing." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (the raise buys attention for a quarter; VC funding raises media coverage 26 percent and coverage raises the odds of the next round, HBS; the buyer checks the founder, not the job post), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month, 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, posted and tracked across five platforms; the hire inherits a library), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Before the hire, not instead of it. 90 minutes a month is the whole ask." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [the round they raised], [where we saw it], [role title], [days since last post], [signal stack], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes. Proof points: HBS, mechanism. Creative stretch: trigger-stacked; expect a list in the dozens, not hundreds, per month. Pain language: the market study EDP 3 and EDP 2; the market study trigger events (funding, hiring, inconsistent posting).

Pain we lead with:

• A founder with a worse product is louder and investors know his story
• Marketing spend never compounds; paid CAC rising, Meta and Google negative ROI

Hook: "Your title says [dual title] and the team page lists [team count] people, none of them in marketing. So the marketing department is you, between customer calls." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (15.3 percent of startups rely solely on the founder for marketing, GTM 8020; the founder's profile is the one channel a hire cannot do for you, and it now outreaches the company page by 6.8x per post, as reported), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; we write the hooks, run the Q&A, cut 15+ clips, write 15+ carousels, schedule, post and report; you do not write anything and you do not film yourself), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Ninety minutes. One calendar hold. That is the whole marketing meeting." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [dual title], [team count], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes. Proof points: GTM 8020 stat, 6.8x, mechanism. Creative stretch: unusual title plus team structure. Pain language: the market study EDP 4 ("I physically cannot stop building", HN) and EDP 7; the market study P1 (decides, pays, and is the talent).

Pain we lead with:

• No time; cannot stop building; posted then stopped
• Has to sell themselves from scratch on every single call

Hook: "Referrals only come from people who already know you, and they show up when you are busiest. [referral line] suggests [their company] runs on them." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (a founder brand that posts while you are billing is the one system that fixes the availability paradox; 74 percent of B2B buyers check three or more profiles before engaging, Ghost), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; a month of LinkedIn video and carousels in your voice on [specialism], posted for you; nothing salesy, nothing you would be embarrassed to be tagged in), Sprint framed as a trial. E2 (thread, +2): "What would you want to be known for by [month plus 3]?" plus one proof line (carousels get 39 percent more reach on LinkedIn and under 5 percent of creators use them, AuthoredUp). E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [referral line], [specialism], [post cadence], [month plus 3], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-Day Sprint as trial, 30-minute call. Proof points: Ghost 74 percent, AuthoredUp carousels, mechanism. Maps to camp-03 "Feast or famine". Pain language: the market study EDP 8 ("a presence that's visible only when you're least available", Blueberry Media) and EDP 5 ("icky or salesy"); the market study Angle 5 and the Segment C skeleton.

Pain we lead with:

• Feast-or-famine referral cycle; referrals are not a reliable growth strategy
• Availability paradox: visible when idle, invisible when staffed
• Posting feels icky or salesy; dread; does not know what to do on LinkedIn

Hook: "One conversation, a month of content. For fractional executives we are running a 30-Day Sprint at the launch price for the first five." Flow: E1 (day 0) four lines: the symptom (feast or famine; visible when idle, invisible when staffed), the trade (90 minutes on a call; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, scheduled and posted; no scripts, no self-recording), the price, the guarantee (guaranteed to ship; yours to keep). E2 (thread, +2): "Worth 30 minutes to see if it fits your practice?" E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, close. Variables: [their first name] only, plus [your name] and [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: mechanism and the execution guarantee only; the price is the hook. Why no AI: the title filter is the whole qualification. Pricing note: this is one of the few ideas that states the launch offer; keep the "first five" line honest and drop it once five are signed. Pain language: the market study EDP 8; the market study Segment C budget note (solo practitioners will not spend $8k a month; the $4k Sprint fits).

Pain we lead with:

• Feast-or-famine referral cycle; referrals are not a reliable growth strategy
• The awkward first month and the 8 to 20 week ramp before content pays

Hook: "[availability signal]. The paradox of fractional work: this is the only month anyone sees you, and the month you least need them to." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, risk turn (a presence visible only when you are least available and invisible when the next opportunity should be forming; the ramp before content pays is 8 to 20 weeks, so starting while you have capacity is the only time it is free), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; a month of LinkedIn video and carousels on [specialism] in your voice, posted whether or not you are staffed), Sprint as the trial. E2 (thread, +2): "Start while you have the hours. By the time the next engagement lands it is running without you." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, close. Variables: [their first name], [availability signal], [specialism], [retainer shape] (optional), [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-Day Sprint at launch price where budget is tight; 30-minute call. Proof points: mechanism, the ramp figure. Pain language: the market study EDP 8 ("visible only when you're least available, and invisible when you most need the next opportunity to be forming", Blueberry Media); the market study Segment C pain "the awkward first month and the 8 to 20 week ramp".

Pain we lead with:

• Availability paradox: visible when idle, invisible when staffed
• The awkward first month and the 8 to 20 week ramp before content pays

Hook: "[their company] publishes [agency cadence] for clients and [client work example] looks great. [their first name]'s own profile: [owner cadence]. Cobbler's kids." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (company-page organic reach on LinkedIn fell 60 to 66 percent from 2024 to early 2026, Ordinal; when the founder's visibility drops the agency's pipeline follows), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice on [agency service], posted across five platforms; nothing that reads like AI, because your audience will know), Sprint. E2 (thread, +2): "One calendar hold a month. Your team never gets pulled off client work." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer; optionally seed the white-label conversation as a second topic (research: white-label as a second conversation, never the opener). Variables: [their first name], [their company], [agency cadence], [owner cadence], [agency service], [client work example], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-Day Sprint, 30-minute call. Proof points: Ordinal reach data, mechanism. Risk: marketers judging marketing; any AI-sounding line kills it. Maps to camp-04 "Cobbler's kids". Pain language: the market study EDP 8 ("There's no time. The budget always goes to client work first.", Setup); the market study Angle 5 agency variant.

Pain we lead with:

• Cobbler's children: the budget always goes to client work first
• When the founder's visibility drops the agency's pipeline follows
• Competitors get the podcasts and the fun clients

Hook: "[their company] launched [new service] on [announce date]. It is on the company page and nowhere on [their first name]'s profile, which is the one place [service audience] would actually see it." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, risk turn (company-page organic reach on LinkedIn fell 60 to 66 percent from 2024 to early 2026, Ordinal; executive posts get 6.8x an average post, as reported; a launch on the wrong channel is a launch nobody saw), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice, the first month built around [new service]; posted across five platforms), Sprint. E2 (thread, +2): "One calendar hold. Your delivery team stays on client work." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [new service], [announce date], [service audience], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-Day Sprint, 30-minute call. Proof points: Ordinal, 6.8x, mechanism. Pain language: the market study Segment D buying signal "new service line or niche launched" and pain "when the founder's visibility drops the agency's pipeline follows"; the market study EDP 2.

Pain we lead with:

• When the founder's visibility drops the agency's pipeline follows
• Cold outreach fatigue; visibility as the fix

Hook: "[their company] has [team count] people on the team page, [content role count] of them in content or video, and all of them billed to clients. That is why the owner's profile is quiet." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, money turn (the budget always goes to client work first; taking a content lead off billable work costs margin every month, while an outside service that needs only the owner's 90 minutes does not touch utilisation), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in the owner's voice, scheduled and posted; your team never opens the project), guarantee (guaranteed to ship; yours to keep, so it is also portfolio proof), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Zero hours from your delivery team. Ninety minutes from you." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [team count], [content role count], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: mechanism; the in-house substitute cost only in E2 or a reply, never against a named employee. Creative stretch: team-structure count. Pain language: the market study EDP 8 ("There's no time. The budget always goes to client work first.", Setup); the market study Segment D notes (they value multi-platform output as portfolio proof).

Pain we lead with:

• Cobbler's children: the budget always goes to client work first
• When the founder's visibility drops the agency's pipeline follows

Hook: "[their company] is selling [product class] into buyers who assume the worst until a person they trust explains it. Right now that explanation lives on your site, not on you." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (73 percent of decision-makers trust thought leadership more than marketing materials, Edelman-LinkedIn as reported, footnote only; 74 percent check three or more team profiles, Ghost), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month, cut and written from what you actually said, no scripts; we do not put words in a clinician's mouth), the risk pre-empt (no outcome claims about your product in the content; you review before anything ships; guaranteed to ship, yours to keep). E2 (thread, +2): "It is a conversation, not a shoot. 90 minutes a month is the whole ask." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [product class], [credibility claim], [profile state], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes. Proof points: Ghost 74 percent, mechanism (in your voice, review step). Caution: health tech pain rests on vendor claims (P3_CLAIMED); keep the vertical line to one sentence and lean on the Segment A pains. Climate tech is unresearched; do not extend this idea to climate without research. Pain language: the market study Segment F pain ("visibility as a credibility buffer against regulatory and clinical scepticism"); the market study EDP 1.

Pain we lead with:

• Visibility as a credibility buffer against regulatory and clinical scepticism
• Nobody knows we exist; every deal starts from zero; buyers check the person before the call

Hook: "Every agency you brief on [their company] needs [concept 1] explained twice. That onboarding cost is why founders in your vertical stop posting." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (the interview is the brief: you explain [concept 1] and [concept 2] once, on a call, and the month's clips and carousels are cut from your words, so nothing gets dumbed down or invented), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice; you review before anything ships; guaranteed to ship, yours to keep), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "No scripts, no self-recording, no glossary for us. 90 minutes a month." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [concept 1], [concept 2], [translation line], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30 minutes. Proof points: mechanism, AI slop penalty as a why-now. Caution: the "five years in tech content" claim is held until a body of work exists ; the industry-fluency pillar must be shown by [translation line], not asserted. Climate tech pains are unresearched; keep vertical wording generic. Pain language: the market study observable_pain "tired of explaining their industry to agencies who do not get it"; the market study EDP 6.

Pain we lead with:

• Tired of explaining their industry to agencies who do not get it
• Visibility as a credibility buffer against regulatory and clinical scepticism

Hook: "Saw the [the round they raised] for [their company] on [where we saw it]. In [regulated activity] the buyer checks the founder before the product, and the founder cannot say anything promissory. Both are solvable." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (fintech CAC is $1,450 against $239 for B2B SaaS, First Page Sage; 74 percent of buyers check three or more team profiles, Ghost), the trade with the risk line (one 90-minute conversation a month; we cut and write from what you said; every asset passes a compliance review you control before it ships; no performance or outcome claims about your product, ever), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "No scripts, no self-recording, nothing ships without your review." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [the round they raised], [where we saw it], [regulated activity], [licence or partner], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: First Page Sage CAC, Ghost, mechanism, review step. Compliance notes ; no promissory claims in Aleteo's content. Maps to camp-06-hold. Pain language: the market study Segment B pains; the market study EDP 1 and EDP 2.

Pain we lead with:

• Highest CAC in the ICP ($1,450); trust-first buyers
• Cannot make promissory claims; needs a review layer

Hook: "[their company] announced [milestone] on [milestone date]. That is the moment regulated buyers and investors both look at the founder, and the press release is the only thing they will find." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (fintech CAC is $1,450 against $239 for B2B SaaS, First Page Sage; trust-first buyers research the person, 74 percent check three or more profiles, Ghost), trade with the review line (one 90-minute conversation a month; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice; every asset passes your compliance review before it ships; no promissory claims, ever), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Nothing ships without your review. 90 minutes a month is the whole ask." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [their company], [milestone], [milestone date], [regulator or partner], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: First Page Sage CAC, Ghost, mechanism plus review step. Compliance: FINRA Rule 2210 for registered persons, FCA promotion rules unverified. Pain language: the market study Segment B pains and buying signal "licence or regulatory milestone announced"; the market study EDP 1.

Pain we lead with:

• Obscurity before regulated buyers and investors
• Highest CAC in the ICP ($1,450); trust-first buyers

Hook: "Saw the Form D for [fund name]. LPs now find managers through videos and podcasts before they open a deck, and a fund I raise is a 15-month job." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (attributed public quote from TechCrunch coverage: a solo GP says LPs often discover him through videos or podcasts before seeing a fund deck, Jarrosson; executive posts get 6.8x the impressions of an average post, as reported), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month on [thesis]; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice; posted and tracked; guaranteed to ship), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "Solo GP, no one to share the load: that is what the 90 minutes is for." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/primer, close. Variables: [their first name], [fund name], [thesis], [content state], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: TechCrunch quote (public, attributed, not a client), 6.8x, mechanism. Caution: no first-hand buyer voice beyond one public quote; payoff is 12 to 18 months (vendor claim), so keep the promise to visibility during the raise, never to closing LPs. Pain language: the market study Segment E pains; the market study EDP 3 and EDP 8.

Pain we lead with:

• LPs discover managers through video and podcasts before the deck; raises take 15 months
• Solo: no one to share the load

Hook: "[fund name]'s [content format] last went out [days since last issue] days ago. Emerging managers try every channel at once and sustain none of it; that is a load problem, not an ideas problem." Flow: E1 (day 0) hook, turn (LPs discover managers through videos and podcasts before they see a deck, public TechCrunch quote from a solo GP, attributed; a fund I raise runs about 15 months, so the channel has to survive the whole raise), trade (one 90-minute conversation a month on [thesis]; 15+ clips and 15+ carousels in your voice; scheduled, posted and tracked; guaranteed to ship every month whether or not you had time), ask. E2 (thread, +2): "The 90 minutes replaces the newsletter, the podcast prep and the posting. One calendar hold." E3 (new thread, +5): aleteo.io/guide, close. Variables: [their first name], [fund name], [content format], [days since last issue], [thesis], [your name], [your booking link]. CTA: 30-minute call. Proof points: mechanism, TechCrunch quote. Caution: only one public buyer quote exists for this segment; promise visibility, never LP outcomes. Pain language: the market study Segment E pains ("try every channel at once and sustain none of it"; "solo: no one to share the load") and buying signal "fund launched a newsletter or podcast then stalled"; the market study EDP 8.

Pain we lead with:

• Try every channel at once and sustain none of it
• Solo: no one to share the load