Who we help / Manufacturers
Lead generation for manufacturers.
Leddy is a managed outbound agency for manufacturers. We book sales calls with buyers whose parts take months to arrive, on cold email and LinkedIn.
- We reach
- Heads of operations and sourcing
- We open with
- A lead-time check on the parts they import
- Example subject
- “the seat clamp on your bikes”
Cold email + LinkedIn
- 01 Map your whole market
- 02 AI reads every website
- 03 Catch the buying moment
- 04 Do a slice of your work
- 05 Check every fact
- 06 Send and book
Live run04 / 06
One email, start to finish.
An example for a manufacturer, from the signal to the inbox. Names are invented.
Two public facts about them that don’t add up yet.
- Oct 9New trail bike model announced for springTheir siteKept
- SepIts seat clamps ship from TaiwanImport recordsKept
- Sep 30Dealer awardNewsNoise
We compare their landed lead time with yours, part by part.
Adventure Works: seat clamp
From import records and your shop’s lead time
| Today | From Grand Rapids | |
|---|---|---|
| Ships from | Taiwan | Michigan |
| Landed lead time | About 12 weeks | 3 weeks |
| Price | Today’s | A few dollars more a part |
The same check, run on every machined part in the build.
The check, offered with one easy question.
Subject: the seat clamp on your bikes
InboxHi Erik,
Customs records show your trail bike seat clamps ship from Taiwan.
With freight and customs, that's about 12 weeks. From our shop in Grand Rapids: 3, for a few dollars more a part.
I ran the same check on every machined part in that build. Let me know if that's interesting.
Ben
P.S. A whole bike waiting on one small clamp is a special kind of frustrating. Hope this saves you a few of those weeks.
Compared with the email most send
| Part of the email | Generic email | Earned Outreach |
|---|---|---|
| Opens with | “My name is Riley” | Your seat clamps ship from Taiwan |
| Gives | A capabilities list | A lead-time check per part |
| Asks | 15 minutes next week | “Let me know if that’s interesting.” |
Every email follows Earned Outreach and runs on the Leddy data pipeline.
Manufacturer questions, answered.
The ones manufacturers ask on the call.
Who do you reach at a company?
The person who owns sourcing: the VP of operations or head of procurement, and the founder at smaller companies. Never an assistant.
How do you know a company might switch suppliers?
We reach out when there’s a dated, public reason: parts shipping from overseas with long lead times, a new product on the way. Never on guesses.
What do you need from us?
What you make, your capacity and lead times, and the kind of part you’re best at. We shape that into an offer a buyer can say yes to.
Price, your domain and who runs your account: see the full FAQ.
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