We are not selling cheap hours. We are selling outbound capacity that runs consistently, follows a written standard, reports honestly, and can be scaled without rebuilding it from scratch each time.
Outbound is an operating business, not a piece of software. It is worth knowing who runs yours.
Timothy Dominick
Founder & Owner
Before you hand anyone your list and your calendar, it's fair to know who is behind the campaign. Tim on who we are, how we think about outbound, and what we expect from a campaign before we take it on.
Who you'll actually be working with
How we think about outbound and why
What we expect from a campaign before we take it on
Malak owns the operating side of every campaign. It is the part that decides whether the numbers show up. Callers are trained and certified on your script before they dial, lists are prepared and screened, dispositions are held to a standard that makes the reporting worth reading, and the settings that govern when and who a campaign may call are configured and reviewed rather than assumed.
Caller recruitment, training and script certification
Campaign setup: lists, qualification standards and dispositions
Compliance configuration, do-not-call handling and audit oversight
You are not renting dialing hours. You are getting a campaign with a written standard, an accountable owner and a record of everything that happened.
Trained Callers
Callers are trained around your campaign scripts, objections, qualification requirements, CRM workflows and appointment-setting processes before they dial.
Industry-Specific Workflows
Campaigns are structured around the requirements of real estate, solar, roofing and additional industries as we expand, not one generic script.
Dedicated Staffing
Build dedicated outbound capacity without carrying the full overhead associated with equivalent internal staffing.
Campaign Reporting
Track dialing activity, conversations, leads, follow-ups, appointments and dispositions from one client dashboard.
CRM Integration
Qualified opportunities and call information flow directly into the sales process your team already runs.
Scalable Teams
Start with a single caller and expand into a multi-caller team as your campaign proves out.
The Alternatives
Three Ways to Get Outbound Done Honestly Compared
In-house hiring and general virtual assistants both work for some businesses. Here is where each approach tends to land, so you can decide which problem you're actually solving.
Hiring in-house
A general virtual assistant
Imperial Outreach
Ramp time
Recruit, hire, train and manage before the first productive dial.
Fast to hire, but training on your offer is usually your job.
Script certification and campaign setup happen before launch.
Script & objection training
Built by your sales manager, in time they don't have.
Generally improvised from a document you supply.
Drafted with you, versioned, and certified before going live.
Qualification standard
Often lives in the sales manager's head.
Rarely defined, so anything interested gets passed through.
Written, agreed and built into the script and the lead record.
CRM discipline
Competes with selling time and usually loses.
Varies by individual; frequently inconsistent.
Dispositions, notes, stages and follow-up dates are the job.
Reporting
Self-reported activity, reconstructed at week's end.
Hours logged, not outcomes measured.
Dials, conversations, leads, appointments and rates by caller and campaign.
Compliance configuration
Depends on internal process and training you build.
Typically left to the individual's judgment.
Calling windows, DNC, suppression and per-state settings enforced at dial time.
Scaling up or down
Another hiring cycle, or a layoff.
Hire another individual and repeat the training.
Add callers to a campaign that already has a script and standard.
Who manages the caller
Your sales manager, on top of their own number.
You do.
We do, and you review the campaign, not the person.
This table describes general characteristics of each staffing approach, not any specific company. Your experience will depend on who you hire and how you manage them.
Compliance
Outbound Built to Be Configured, Not Improvised
We do not market the ability to call anyone without restrictions. Campaigns are configured around applicable federal and state telemarketing requirements, and the platform enforces those settings at dial time.
Compliance settings are agreed during campaign setup and remain the client’s responsibility to confirm for their offer and territories. Nothing here is legal advice.