“The rule is every touch has one job. A sequence, if it's a 12-step sequence, isn't just 12 ways of saying, I'm just following up. It's a planned narrative. Introduce, add value, make an offer, close the loop.”

Steve Whittington · Driving Growth: The Go-To-Market Podcast · How to Build a B2B Outbound Motion That Works

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build a 12-step outbound sequence where each touch has one job (introduce, add value, make an offer, close the loop)

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