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Tradekrafter
About

We build pipeline the careful way.

Tradekrafter is a sales development company for B2B businesses. We plan, staff and run outbound programs (data, messaging, calling, email, social and ads) and hand qualified conversations to your sales team.

01The name

A trade is skilled work, learned by doing and done with care. A krafter is someone who makes things.

We named the company for the way we want to work. Every list is built for one client, every message is written for one segment, and every meeting is checked before it reaches a calendar. Nothing is generic, because generic outbound doesn’t work.

02Beliefs

What we believe about outbound.

B.1

Outbound is a craft

Good outbound looks simple from the outside: a short email, a brief call, a meeting. Behind it is careful research, a clear message and a lot of iteration. We treat it as skilled work, not a numbers game.

B.2

Relevance beats volume

Sending more to the wrong people burns domains, lists and your reputation. We'd rather contact fewer accounts with a real reason to talk.

B.3

Honesty in the first sentence

Buyers can tell when they're being tricked. Our outreach says who we are, why we're reaching out and what we're asking for.

B.4

The sales team decides what's qualified

A meeting only counts if your account executive agrees it was worth having. That's the bar we report against.

03Approach

One team for the whole chain.

Most companies buy data from one vendor, sending tools from another and SDR hours from a third, then try to make it work together. We run the whole chain in one team, so when results dip we can trace the cause and fix it where it starts.

01

Plan

Market, segments, messaging and targets, written down and agreed.

02

Build

Data, infrastructure and tools, set up properly before volume goes up.

03

Run

Daily outreach, weekly review, and steady improvement.

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Book a pipeline assessment.

One working session on your funnel. We look at your targeting, data, messaging and handoff, then show you where meetings are being lost and what we’d change first.