The system behind
the reps
Only 7% of companies say outsourced SDRs really worked for them. The failures share causes: vague meeting definitions, loose data, spray-and-pray sending, and reporting that hides the truth. Our method is built against each one.
Cold calling is the job
Every CommandVA engagement is built around the phone. Your reps dial verified numbers inside proven calling windows, handle objections live, and book the meeting in the conversation. Email and LinkedIn exist to warm the call and follow it up, not the other way around.
Signal-scored accounts
We monitor funding events, hiring surges, leadership changes, and technology shifts across your market, score accounts weekly, and prioritize the ones showing buying intent now. Small verified lists beat big scraped ones, on the phone and in the inbox.
Email and LinkedIn, done carefully
Supporting sequences run on professionally managed sending practices that protect your company's reputation with inbox providers. Volume stays deliberate, messaging stays specific, and every reply is handled by your rep, not a template.
The meeting SLA
Before launch we write the definition of a qualified meeting into your agreement: ICP fit, seniority bar, confirmed need, held with your team. Each qualified meeting carries a fee set in that same agreement, so we are paid for meetings your closers thank us for, and nothing else.
The weekly readout
Every week you get the full funnel: dials, live conversations, replies, meetings booked, meetings held, and the rate your closers accept them as qualified. If a number is off, the report says so and names the fix. What gets reported gets trusted.
Career SDRs, screened in person
Every candidate is screened face to face, tested for sales aptitude and English fluency, and pitch-trained on your product before day one. Your reps work your US hours, full time, for you only. This is their career, not a stepping stone, which is why they stay.
Ask any SDR provider these six questions
Including us. A vendor who deflects on any of them is hiding something material.
Put the method to work
A 30-minute call covers your ICP, your meeting definition, and a launch date.
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