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Dominic Sale

GTM Profile Agency Leader
Managing Director ยท Code and Theory
Company: Code and Theory โ†’
โœ‰ dominic.sale@codeandtheory.com
Talking Points
  • Netlify is how Code and Theory delivers modern web experiences at speed โ€” from concept to client-approved deploy in days, not weeks
  • Deploy Previews transform client feedback loops โ€” send a link, get annotated comments, ship the fix
  • Netlify's multi-site management scales with Code and Theory's client roster โ€” one platform, dozens of projects, zero infrastructure overhead
  • Edge Functions let Code and Theory build personalization and A/B testing into client deliverables without backend complexity
  • SOC 2 + enterprise SSO means Code and Theory can pitch Netlify to enterprise clients without a procurement battle
Engagement Sequence
Day 1
LinkedIn connect โ€” send a connection request with a brief note. Reference a specific piece of content they've published or a shared industry challenge. No pitch.
Day 4
Engage on their content โ€” comment thoughtfully on a recent post. Make it about their perspective, not yours. Build presence before direct outreach.
Day 8
Direct message โ€” send the message below. Short, specific, no generic pitch. Reference their role and the Netlify angle that maps to their world.
Day 15
Follow-up value add โ€” share a relevant resource: a case study, a Deploy Preview demo, or a Netlify blog post that speaks directly to their use case.
Day 22
Email outreach โ€” send a short, personalized email with a soft CTA: "worth 20 minutes?" Reference the LinkedIn touchpoints briefly to show consistency.
โœ๏ธ Suggested Outreach Message
Hi Dominic, Agency client delivery has a structural speed problem: the work is done, but the approval-to-live cycle adds days that shouldn't exist. Netlify's Deploy Previews change that. Every branch is a live URL you can send to the client for review. They see the real thing in their browser, annotate what needs to change, and you push the fix โ€” all without a staging-to-prod migration. For Code and Theory's client roster, it means faster sign-off, fewer revision cycles, and a delivery story that differentiates you. Worth 20 minutes to walk through the workflow? โ€” [Your name]
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