A photo, a voice note, an old thread: five ways to start a campaign in Selda
You do not need a list or a tool stack to start reaching customers. Here are the five doors into Selda, from a fair badge photographed in a hallway to your own quiet LinkedIn threads, and when to use each.
Most outreach tools start with a demand: bring a list, clean a spreadsheet, learn the sequence builder. Selda starts with whatever you already have in your hand. Literally, in most cases, your phone. Here are the five doors in, and when each one is the right one.
1. A picture of the world around you
A fair badge, an exhibitor list, a street of storefronts, a Google Maps search on your screen. If there are companies in the picture, there is a campaign in it: Selda reads the names, looks each one up, and asks whether they go into today's pile or get saved for later. At a fair this is a speed game, and the follow-up that lands the same evening is the one that wins. See how the photo flow works.
2. A sentence, typed or spoken
No picture at hand? Say who you want. "Small software companies in the Nordics, five to fifty people" is a complete campaign brief. Type it, or send it as a voice note to Selda on WhatsApp or Telegram, and the whole setup stays in that chat, from the first hello to the launch slide. Selda in your pocket.
3. The people you already know
The prospects you reached last year where no deal came. The LinkedIn network you built and never used. The threads that went quiet. Selda reads the conversation you already have, writes in the tone you two already use, and carries the thread one step closer to your goal. It is the follow-through nobody ever has the time or energy for, done. Reach the people you already know.
4. The replies themselves
Every campaign becomes conversations, and the conversations are where the money is. Replies from email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp land in one Sales Inbox; Selda drafts the answer from the whole thread the minute one arrives, and the yes becomes a meeting on your calendar. Run your existing customers through it too, and nothing sits unanswered overnight. Customer conversations.
5. Your own tools, over MCP
If you live in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, drive Selda from there: ask in plain words, and your assistant calls Selda's tools to look up companies, hand over research and start runs. MCP and API access are on every plan, the free one included. And if you want the lists, you get those too; Selda just does not stop there. MCP and integrations.
Which mailboxes work?
Every door above ends in a message that leaves from your own address. Gmail and Outlook connect in a click; anything else works over standard IMAP. Everything runs free in test mode first, so you read every message the engine writes before a single one can send. When you are ready, one switch takes the workspace live, and even live, nothing sends without your yes.
Five doors, one engine. Pick the one that matches what is in your hand right now; the other four stay open. Prices are on the pricing page, and if you run an event or a portfolio of businesses, there is a door for that too.
Want a hand with your own outreach?
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