Understand the product
I talk to the founder and your customers to find out what people really pay you for, then put it into words a Western buyer gets right away.
I start by understanding what your product actually does for people and who needs it most. Then I find those people and write to them in a way that makes them want to reply. AI handles the grunt work, so your team can spend its time talking to customers.
Most teams I work with already have a product that sells at home and a handful of customers abroad. What they don’t have is a reliable way to find the next ones.
Intros, conferences, friends of friends. It works until the network dries up, and by then the founder has no time left for the product.
US buyers don’t recognize their problem when it’s described the way it is back home. You get polite replies, and not many of them.
A purchased list and a best guess at the ideal customer. Plenty of those contacts will never buy, and nobody knows which ones.
Spreadsheets, copy-paste, twenty browser tabs of research. There’s no time left to actually talk to customers.
Six steps. AI takes the repetitive work. People make the calls that matter.
I talk to the founder and your customers to find out what people really pay you for, then put it into words a Western buyer gets right away.
Who needs it most, who makes the decision, and who isn’t worth your time. Knowing who to skip saves as much time as knowing who to target.
Companies with a reason to talk now: they’re hiring salespeople, just raised money, entering a new market or heading to a trade show.
AI helps me get through company websites fast and filter out poor fits. I double-check the list and find the people who own the problem.
Emails and LinkedIn messages with one clear reason you’re reaching out to this particular person. Every week I look at what lands and adjust.
Every reply goes straight into your CRM. Once a week we get on a call and decide what to change.
They shape how I work, and how I try to live.
I don’t send a single message until I understand what your product really does for customers. If the value isn’t clear, no amount of outreach will fix it.
A hundred messages to the right people with a real reason beat ten thousand templated ones.
AI is great at research, sorting and cleaning up data. Understanding customers, talking to them and making decisions is work for people.
No “we’ll triple your pipeline.” If something isn’t working, or a channel isn’t right for your market, you’ll hear it from me first.
Every message should be worth reading, even if the person never replies. No tricks.
Playbooks, logins, data and accounts all stay with you. I build things to keep running without me.
Start with the diagnostic, or jump straight to whatever hurts most.
You want to break into the US or Europe but don’t know where to start.
I dig into your product and competitors, define your ideal customer for the target market, look for buying signals and review how you reach out today.
A clear answer on who to contact first, why, and what to say. The report is yours even if we stop there.
Emails from your main domain land in spam, and LinkedIn keeps restricting your accounts.
Separate domains and warmed-up inboxes, safe LinkedIn limits, lead lists built on real signals, sequences in GetSales, CRM integration.
Everything runs, and your brand and accounts stay safe.
Nobody knows how a new market will react to you.
I run the outreach myself, test different segments and messages, and send you a short report every week.
Real feedback from the market and your first conversations with buyers. Something solid to build a plan on.
Everything depends on one person, and leaves when they do.
Playbooks, CRM rules and hands-on training for your team. Or I keep running it for a monthly fee.
Your team runs it with confidence, and AI handles the busywork.
We agree on scope and price on a short call, before any work starts.

I came to sales from product. As a Product Owner I built analytics, managed the backlog and helped with pre-sales, and that’s where I learned to see a product through the eyes of the person paying for it. Today I run outbound to the US for an IT services company and set up the automation and processes behind it. LetsSkipToday is where I bring the two together: understand the value first, then find the people who need it.
I also spent some time teaching at a college. It left me with a love for explaining complicated things simply, and for training teams until they don’t need me anymore.
I work in Russian and English. You tell me about your product in your language, and your buyer in the US gets an email that sounds like a local wrote it.
LetsSkipToday is an official GetSales partner.
The US and Europe, including the UK and the DACH region. We pick where to start together during the diagnostic.
No, and that’s not the point. AI handles research, sorting, data cleanup and first drafts. Your people handle the conversations and decisions, and get more time for them.
Not to get started. But buyers do check who’s reaching out, so I’ll review your website, domain and case studies and tell you what to fix before the first email goes out.
Yes, as long as it’s relevant to the person’s job, you can say where you got their contact, and unsubscribing is easy. Each country has its own rules, so I set things up market by market. For legal certainty, check with a lawyer.
Your accounts, domains and subscriptions stay yours. I work inside your tools with whatever access you give me, and I always set up warm-up and daily limits.
Setup and warm-up take two to three weeks. First replies usually come in the first few weeks of sending. A steady flow of meetings typically takes two to three months.
Whichever you prefer, Russian or English. Calls, documents and reports in the same language.
No. I recommend it because I use it every day, but I always start with what you already have.
Book a 20-minute call or just send me a message. We’ll talk about your product, your market and where to start.