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no sales call.

Retainers reward staying, not producing. A 90-day prepaid sprint fixes the scope, the price and the meeting minimum up front, so the incentive is to hit the number inside the window. If the minimum is missed, vozume keeps working at no extra cost — which a monthly retainer would never do.

An in-house sales development representative costs roughly $80,000 to $120,000 a year in the New York market before tooling, management time and ramp — and a first hire has no system to work inside. A sprint delivers the system, the data and the meetings inside 90 days for a fixed fee.

Card payment at checkout, processed by WooCommerce. Checkout is direct — there is no cart step and no invoice-and-wait cycle for the standard services. For sprint-level purchases that need a purchase order or bank transfer, ask before paying and it will be arranged.

Two, both declared before you approve anything. Cold email needs sending domains and mailbox subscriptions, which you own and pay for directly. Creative campaigns may involve hard costs such as gifts or postage, quoted at cost before the build starts. vozume does not mark either up.

Digital services are refundable before work begins — that is, before the kickoff form is processed or research starts. Once a list has been sourced or a build is underway the work is bespoke and non-refundable, which is why the sprint guarantee is extended delivery rather than money back. The full terms live on the Refund Policy page.

Business-to-business cold email is legal in the US under the CAN-SPAM Act, provided messages identify the sender, include a valid postal address, do not use deceptive subject lines, and honour opt-out requests promptly. vozume builds all four requirements into every sequence. Campaigns targeting EU or UK recipients carry additional GDPR and PECR obligations — say so at kickoff and the approach is adjusted.

So that outbound volume can never damage the domain your invoices, contracts and support email depend on. Cold email is sent from lookalike domains — your brand, a different top-level domain — each with its own SPF, DKIM and DMARC records and its own reputation to spend.

Warmup is the gradual ramp of sending volume from a new domain so mailbox providers see normal behaviour rather than a sudden spike, which reads as spam. Ten days is the shortest ramp that reliably establishes reputation. Skipping it is the single most common reason cold email campaigns land in spam.

Roughly 30 to 50 per mailbox per day once warmed. Volume scales by adding mailboxes rather than by pushing any single mailbox harder, which is what protects deliverability. A typical build provisions enough mailboxes to support the send volume your sprint tier requires.

Sequences are written against the research, in your voice, and you approve every line before a single message sends. What matters to a recipient is whether the message is relevant and specific — a generic message fails whether a person or a model wrote it.

You set the brief — industry, headcount, geography, job titles and any buying signals. vozume runs filtered queries against firmographic data sources to that brief, rather than exporting a generic segment. Every email address is verified before delivery and failures are replaced.

Every address is checked against a verification service before the file reaches you, and records that fail are replaced rather than shipped. No verification is perfect — catch-all domains in particular can only be probabilistically scored — but verification is what keeps bounces low enough to protect sender reputation.

Full name, job title and seniority; company name, headcount, industry and location; a verified work email address; and a LinkedIn profile URL where available. Delivery is a standard CSV that imports into any CRM or sequencing tool.

No. A bulk database export is cheap precisely because nobody checked whether the people on it can buy from you. Lists are built to your brief and verified, which is why 1,000 contacts costs $297 rather than a few dollars.

Lists are built for US business-to-business outreach, where business contact data is handled under CAN-SPAM rather than GDPR. If your campaign targets EU or UK contacts, say so at kickoff: the lawful basis, data sourcing and opt-out handling all change, and vozume will tell you plainly if a segment is not worth the compliance overhead.

The registered office is 418 Broadway Ste R, Albany, NY 12207, and the phone line is a New York City 929 number. The New York City metro is the primary market vozume serves, and work is delivered remotely across the United States.

It is the densest concentration of B2B decision-makers in the country — and the most saturated, which is why generic outreach fails there. Targeting that survives New York City works comfortably in quieter markets, so campaigns built for NYC travel well.

No. vozume works with B2B companies across the US, and with companies anywhere that are selling into the New York market. The NYC focus is about where your buyers are, not where your office is.

Metro-level geography filters in the list build and in LinkedIn Sales Navigator searches, NYC industry clusters weighted in segment ranking, and local buying triggers — office moves, funding rounds, hiring surges — used as campaign entry points.

vozume operates remotely and does not run a staffed New York City office, so engagements are delivered by call and email. Creative campaigns targeting NYC accounts can still include in-person elements such as micro-events or hand-delivered items, arranged per campaign.