I was so bad at cold calling I built a tool to hide it. It kind of worked.
I lost more deals to my own spreadsheet than to prospects saying no.
Three tabs, a CSV of 400 companies, sticky notes for who I'd already called, and a shared list where a teammate and I dialed the same guy twice in one afternoon. He was not thrilled.
The calling was fine. The 45 seconds between calls killed me. Find the next number, check who owns it, log the outcome somewhere I'd never look again.
So I built Tepio (https://trytepio.com) to do the boring part. It hands you one company to call at a time, and the moment you talk to someone, that company becomes yours. No more double-dials. Import is a CSV or Excel drop and it maps the columns for you.
Not for everyone. If you've got Salesforce dialed in, skip it. It's for small teams drowning in tabs. There's a free trial, no card needed.
I'm still shaping this based on how people actually run their calls, so I'm genuinely curious: what does your outbound setup look like right now, and where does it break? Any suggestions for me?
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