Generic outreach fails because it could have been sent to anyone. Gallium already knows what changed at a firm this week, so the message writes itself around that fact: specific, current, and impossible to mistake for a template.
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Something changes at a firm in your market — roles appear, a contract is won, a site is filed — and the engine files it with the evidence behind it.
You do nothing. This happens while you are elsewhere.
The opener is built around that fact, in your register, so it could only have been sent to that firm this week. Nothing is generic because nothing is invented.
Two minutes. Edit anything before it goes.
Nothing leaves without you. Approve, rewrite in a click, or park it — the queue holds every draft with the firm and the signal that started it.
Your call, every time.
Answers, silence and follow-ups all land in the same queue, so a thread never dies because you forgot it existed.
Nothing falls through.
Cold outreach gets ignored because it says nothing only that firm would recognise. Gallium starts from the thing that only happened to them, and sends it while it's still news.
The signal is the hook. Gallium already found it, so the intro takes ten seconds, not twenty minutes.
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