Redmoor Health opened completely new markets and sectors, with conversations landing against businesses that were an exact fit. Read the case study.
See if You QualifyRedmoor Health runs a social media managed service for healthcare organisations. Up to this point that had meant England, and it had meant primary care. They wanted out of both boxes: into international businesses, and into different sectors entirely.
The obstacle was not appetite, it was equipment.
“It has been difficult to do it as an organisation internally, because we don’t have the available databases or tools or methodology to be able to get in people’s inboxes first time, not land in junk. And also actually just do the right reach out with the right messaging.”
Two separate problems in one sentence, and worth separating: getting delivered at all, and having something worth saying when you arrive.
Both, in that order. Sending infrastructure that lands in the inbox rather than the junk folder, and messaging built for buyers Redmoor had never sold to before.
The work did not stop at the campaign. Their service proposition itself needed to read differently to an international buyer than it did to an English GP practice, so the website and content were reworked around that. They also introduced a free trial month, so a prospect could get to know them before committing any budget.
| Metric | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Markets served | England, primary care | International, and new sectors |
| Inbox delivery | No databases, tools or methodology in-house | Managed sending, landing first time |
| Conversation quality | — | Businesses “exactly fit for purpose” |
| Primary sales development tool | — | Cold email |
“We’ve had heaps of leads. I’ve had many conversations with high quality businesses that are exactly fit for purpose for us. And it’s helped us to open our eyes so that we can see working in a new area is possible and it isn’t too difficult or too costly. … In my personal opinion, I think it’s been the best sales development tool that we’ve used.”
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