ALT Group  ·  prepared for Dakota  ·  Nov 2, 2026

3 new Amazon clients a month, from brands that have never heard of you.

Built from what you told me on Friday. Here's how we'd run it.

Where you are

From our call on Oct 30, in your words.

Problems
  • Deal flow is word of mouth. No predictable channel.
  • Lost a client worth almost 30% of revenue.
  • Upwork brings 1 to 2K accounts.
  • Paid a hire before. 3 to 4 months, no results.
  • Your buyers' inboxes are flooded.
Desires
  • 3 to 5 new clients a month at 5K+. 8 to 10K is the sweet spot.
  • Bigger brands: 100K+ a month, ideally 1 to 2M.
  • Upsell them from 5K to 20K.
  • Weekly visibility, month 1/2/3 goals, clear billing.
Circumstances
  • Two founders, both ex-Amazon. Lean and profitable.
  • Room for about 10 more clients that size.
  • High close rate and retention once you're on a call.
  • Want to start ASAP.
"If you get me on a call with a VP of Ecommerce or a CEO, I can highly likely close that lead."

The goal

Your number, and what we plan for to hit it.

3 new clients a month

At 5K a month or more each.

6 qualified meetings held

A month. What we plan for, not a cap.

Qualified means all four
  • Amazon brand doing 100K+ a month in ecommerce revenue
  • Founder, CEO, or VP / Director of Ecommerce on the call
  • They showed up
  • They knew what the meeting was about

The math

You said you close 80%. We plan on half, because cold buyers didn't hear about you from a friend. At 80%, the same 6 meetings give you about 5 clients.

3 clients ÷ 50% close = 6 meetings held

Run your own numbers
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new clients a month

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new monthly billings

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billings from one month of meetings, over the months they stay

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what that month costs you with us (3,000 + 450 x meetings)

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return on that month. Billings, not profit. A model on your inputs, not a promise.

How it works

We find Amazon brands that fit you, email them something about their own account, and put the ones who say yes on your calendar. Four steps.

Inbox  ·  Who  ·  What we say  ·  Booked call
  1. 1 · Land in the primary inbox
    Your emails land in the primary inbox, and altgroup.com stays safe.

    If we land in spam nothing else really matters, so we start here.

    • We send from separate domains, never altgroup.com
    • Every inbox gets warmed up before it sends anything
    • Low volume per inbox, we check replies every week and swap out anything that slips
    You get: a sending setup you never have to think about.
  2. 2 · Reach the right people
    Only Amazon brands that could become a 5 to 10K a month client.

    Same process we run for every client, pointed at your ICP.

    • We pull from our own database first, then B2B data, Amazon sources (best seller lists, storefronts, brands hiring for Amazon roles) and lookalikes of your best clients. All sources
    • We check every brand on its actual store and site. Real brand, roughly 100K+ a month on Amazon, room to grow
    • We spot-check random samples by hand before we scale any source
    • Founders and owners first, then ecommerce and marketplace leads, usually a few per brand
    • Every email verified, and we remove your clients and anyone you're already talking to
    You get: a list of brands you would actually want as clients.
  3. 3 · What we say to them
    Offers about their own account.

    You said you get 30 emails a day. They do too, so the ones that get answered show them something about their own store.

    • Short emails, 2 in a sequence
    • We write 5 to 8 offers and test them side by side. The three below are where I'd start
    • We cut what doesn't work and scale what does. You approve everything before it sends
    You get: the offers that get Amazon founders to reply.
  4. 4 · From reply to a held call
    Our SDR playbook, from the first reply to a call that actually happens.

    Getting the reply is half of it. The other half is getting them on the call.

    • We reply fast, in your voice, after we look at their store
    • We qualify on your terms. Amazon brand, 100K+ a month, a decision maker on the call
    • We book while they're hot, ideally within a few days
    • To get them to show up, they get a confirmation with why the call is worth it, a reminder the day before with a bit of proof, and one an hour before
    • If someone misses, we rebook
    You get: qualified meetings held on your calendar, and a weekly report.

Offers we'd test first

Built off our call. No generic free audit, you said yourself everyone sends those, and nothing that looks desperate. Each one turns into short emails, we test 5 to 8 and keep what works.

Brands running Amazon ads

"More profit from the same Amazon ad spend, without raising your budget"

How: a second look at their ad account, and where the extra profit is

Why they'd believe it: 5 years on Amazon's own ads team, plus brands like Medify and Newman's Own

Brands doing big numbers on Amazon

"Find out how much of your Amazon revenue is actually profit, without an audit call"

How: a profit check on their ad spend, showing where it eats the margin

Why they'd believe it: you've seen brands doing 20M on Amazon and losing money, and you fix exactly that

Brands with weak listing images

"A main image that sells more, tested on your listing, without a photoshoot"

How: your creative team builds a new main image, they test it against the current one and keep it if it wins

Why they'd believe it: zero risk to them, and they see your creative work before any call

Who we've worked with

Agencies and ecommerce companies we have run this for.

Results for other B2B clients

Same process. Build the list, email the buyers, qualify, book.

35

sales-qualified demos and 6 annual contracts ($7K to $20K a year) for construction software sold to contractors

70+

paying customers directly attributed for cold-email infrastructure software

$67,800

client revenue from 20 new customers for an executive career services firm, an 8.7x return

50+

local businesses signed for an online reputation services company

19

qualified meetings held in one month for an EU procurement software company

138

engaged leads in one month for a lead-generation agency serving real estate

51

engaged leads in 45 days for a marketing agency serving auto-repair shops

13

demos booked in 24 days for Slipstream Engineering, an early-stage AI product

In their own words

Client interviews, not edited.

Cold-email infrastructure software: 100+ paid signups
Online reputation services: 13 signed clients in 60 days
Executive career services: client interview
Executive education: 45 leads and 4 sales for a high-ticket program

Straight from client chats

Real chats with clients. I masked their prospects' names.

Construction software client, on lead quality
Construction software client, on lead quality
Same client, doing the CAC math
Same client, doing the CAC math: "I think we can scale"
Owner replies, meeting booked
Owner replies, meeting booked
SQO. Meeting was held today.
"SQO. Meeting was held today."
Demo on the calendar, synced to Salesforce
Demo on the calendar, synced to Salesforce
Time to scale to 100K+ emails a month
"Time to scale to 100K+ emails a month"
Executive career services: first deal closed, $3K
Executive career services: first deal closed, $3K
Executive education client: a dream working with you
Executive education client: "a dream working with you"
AI automation client: first demo booked with a hotel owner
AI automation client: first demo booked with a hotel owner
First positive reply less than an hour after launch
First positive reply less than an hour after launch
EU procurement software client: you got compliments today, great cold reachout
EU procurement software client: "you got compliments today... great cold reachout"
EU procurement software CEO: Max knows his stuff
EU procurement software CEO: "Max knows his stuff"
Online reputation client: Closed 3 clients in a couple of days
Online reputation client: "Closed 3 clients in a couple of days"
Day 2 of a campaign: first meeting booked, 4 engaged leads
Day 2 of a campaign: first meeting booked, 4 engaged leads
A client referring us onward
A client referring us onward
Max, you're a beast.
"Max, you're a beast."

Timeline

From yes to a steady flow.

  1. Day 1
    Kickoff30 minutes. Qualified definition signed off, offers picked, domains bought.
  2. 72 hours (Fast start) or Day 15 (Standard)
    First emails go outFast start sends on inboxes that are already warm. Standard waits for new inboxes to warm up.
  3. Month 1
    RampAll offers live. First replies, first meetings. We learn which offers land.
  4. Month 2
    Target: 6 qualified meetings heldLosers cut, winners scaled.
  5. Month 3
    Steady flow, LinkedIn added6+ a month, list refreshed weekly.

When do you want to start?

Same service and same price per meeting either way. The only difference is how fast the first emails go out.

Fast start · live 72 hours after you pay in full
3,000 / month
  • + 450 per qualified meeting held
  • + 1,500 one-time for the pre-warmed inboxes
  • First invoice 4,500, then 3,000 a month
  • Uncapped meetings, month to month
Standard · live 15 days after you pay in full
3,000 / month
  • + 450 per qualified meeting held
  • No setup fee. First invoice 3,000.
  • Uncapped meetings, month to month

How you're protected, either way

  • No qualified meeting held, no meeting fee.
  • From month 2, fewer than 3 qualified meetings held in a month means next month's 3,000 is credited. Unused credit refunded if you cancel.
  • 500 deposit today, fully refundable for 7 days.
  • Month to month. No long contract.

Next step

If it makes sense, pick a start and put down a 500 deposit on this call. We start on your game plan right away.

  • This week: your lead list built, the offers written and the full email sequence, for you to review
  • Within 7 days: you either pay the rest of the first invoice and sign, or tell us it's not for you and get the 500 back in full
  • Domains and inboxes only get bought once you've paid in full
Max Pidvalnyi · Maxionlabs · maksym@maxionlabs.com