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Book meetings from a /command.

Run cold outreach, turn calls into content, and keep follow-ups moving without hiring a full-time GTM operator. Start a /command, review the checkpoints, and keep the list, drafts, and decisions in your own tools.

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legion · Outbound run
/create cold email campaign
Brands I've run campaigns for- the work the brain was built on
BuzzLead HeyDigital AuthorityJuice LaunchClub Squadra Solutions Motorica Foundation Ikeuchi Boundless Cleanlab MaxionLabs
What you get

What you can put to work in week one.

Example workflow

Book qualified meetingsNapoleon coordinates the work Needs review
  1. Load account criteriaClay workspaceReady
  2. Build the target listLists + enrichmentReady
  3. Draft the campaignCopyReady
  4. Assemble the review packetCampaignsReady
Review packet3 items
First-segment campaignTarget accounts, source notes, and the message draft are together.
  • ListQualified target accounts
  • EvidenceRole and company source notes
  • DraftFirst-touch message
Inspect packet
Sample draft
“Noticed [observed trigger]. Is improving [relevant workflow] a priority this quarter?”
  • Source note[Public company page]
  • Open question[Detail requiring review]

Sample content only. Nothing sends from this example.

Meetings workflow ready for review.

Book meetings from cold traffic

Start with people who have never heard of you. Build the list, enrich it, draft the sequences, and queue approved sends. No audience required.

Turn calls into consistent content

Start with a call transcript. Get an article, post, or video draft back with its source material and a review point before it returns to your workspace.

Review decisions, not blank pages

Review the list, the angle, the copy, and the send. The run stops there instead of asking you to repair work after it has moved.

Start from 1,626 real campaigns

You do not begin with a blank page. Your own approvals, replies, and wins give the next run a better starting point.

Keep your inboxes and workspaces

Legion tracks the task, current stage, owner, and approval point between the tools that already fit your business.

The numbers this was built on
$1M
First agency, built in 10 months
1,626
Campaigns managed and encoded
4.1%
Avg reply rate across those campaigns
$726K
Single client revenue, then acquired

These are my numbers - I ran all of this before I encoded it.

The receipts

This work produced meetings and revenue.

Video testimonial · 4:46

From one campaign every weekend to 10 in an hour.

“Now I can manage 10 in the span of an hour and do a much better job and get better results than the two-and-a-half-day weekend that I spent trying to do it manually.”

Nick Konstantinidis · Co-founder, BuzzLead

Client work completed before Legion. Included as proof behind the system.

Unity - SaaS, acquired

"50% of our total market reached, 200+ meetings booked, and $726K in revenue - then the company got acquired. One operator ran the engine the whole way."

200+meetings booked
50%+of TAM reached
133+

Calls booked for a Reddit SEO agency.

Reddit · 2026

Your videos on offers, list building, and testing completely changed how I think about outbound. I stopped pulling the same lists everyone else was pulling.

21% reply rate from under 250 contacts
Dave - outbound operator

That's pretty cool! I'm stunned at what Claude Code can do. Appreciate the extra hand holding Mitch to get me going.

Dave - email feedback

Mitchell is incredibly detail-oriented, technical, and you can tell he really has tested so much that he just knows what works and what doesn't. It may be the best investment I've made so far in my business.

Jacob Elbaum - CEO, Shivook
How it works

Start the job. Stop it where your call matters.

Give the run the market, offer, audience, and examples. It shows the plan, prepares the work, and waits where a bad decision would cost you.

Direction

Give it the job, not another prompt

Set the market, offer, audience, and examples once. A /command starts there instead of making you rewrite the brief every time.

Review

Check the decision that changes the outcome

See the draft and its evidence before it moves. Approve, reject, or redirect the list, angle, copy, or send.

Memory

Keep the calls you already made

Approvals, rejections, replies, and wins stay with the run. The next brief, list, draft, or follow-up starts with what you learned.

Specialized pixel-art Legion operators carrying campaign plans to a restrained sunlit marble quality gate where a working operator reviews the plans
Week 1

Start with patterns behind 1,626 campaigns.

Month 1

Keep the approvals, replies, and wins from live work.

Month 3

Use your own examples as the next run's starting point.

The /commands

Start the recurring jobs you already have with one /command.

Build a cold email campaign. Follow up with sales leads. Turn a call into content. Legion shows what is ready for review and returns the work where your team expects it.

/create youtube video
/create cold email campaign
/follow up with sales leads
/draft content based on call transcript
Behind each one, the same loop
Plan

It shows the plan before it touches the list or copy.

Make

It researches, enriches, drafts, and routes the work.

Gate

It attaches the draft and evidence for your review.

Check

Your approval, rejection, or redirect changes the next run.

It is not done until you can check it

The draft comes with the work behind it. If it misses the brief, it goes back for another pass.

Checkpoints stop the line

Nothing ships past a review you haven't given. You see what's queued, running, and waiting on you.

You can always see the work

Targeting done, copy running, enrichment at 218 of 340. The current step, owner and checkpoint stay visible.

It picks up where it left off

Close the workspace and come back tomorrow. The run picks up exactly where you left it.

Specialized Legion agents surveying, sorting, building, inspecting and dispatching work through a scaffolded marble pipeline worksite with a working operator at the plan desk

Keep the tools your team already opens.

The inboxes, data sources, and workspaces stay where they are. Legion carries the task and review state between them.

Bring your toolsKeep the inboxes, data sources, workspaces and systems that already fit your business.
Connect the handoffsKeep the step, owner, source notes, and approval point visible from one tool to the next.
Return the resultApproved lists, content, follow-ups, and sends go back where your team already works.

A reply from outbound can change the next piece of content.

The tools can change. The brief, examples, replies, and review calls stay with the work, so outbound, content, research, and follow-up do not start from scratch.

A good reply can change the next brief, list, or follow-up without somebody copying notes by hand.

A bright pixel-art marble strategy chamber where six distinct specialist agents work around one physical campaign map reviewed by a working operator
Your member-defined GTM AI employees
NapoleonGTM lead
ChurchillChief of staff
  • Outbound
  • Content
  • Video
  • Design
  • Research
  • Newsletter
The difference

You direct the work. Agents handle the repeatable parts.

You decide the offer, list, copy, and send. Legion handles the research, drafting, enrichment, and next checkpoint.

The working record

Your notes follow the run

Bring the examples, approvals, replies, and campaign patterns you want the next run to use. They stay attached to the work instead of getting buried in one app.

Available wherever the work runs
The judgment calls

Make the calls you should not hand to an agent

One call is for the offer. The other is for campaigns, output, and the decisions that need a human answer.

Two calls a week: offer, campaign, and next move
The first 90 days

What gets built in the first 90 days.

Four stages. Each one ends with something you can use in the next.

An operator defining the first stage of a campaign system Chapter 1 · Weeks 1-2Define your offerName the buyer, the promise, the proof, and why they should reply.

What we work on

Your market, ideal customer, offer, proof and the messages that make a prospect care.

What you leave with

An offer you can test, a brief you can hand to someone else, and the first run built around it.

An operator launching outreach and reviewing market signals Chapter 2 · Weeks 2-4Get clientsBuild the list, launch the outreach and learn from real replies.

What we work on

Targeting, enrichment, cold email, warm calling, follow-up and booking.

What you leave with

A live pipeline, booked conversations, and proof of what your market wants.

An operator teaching a team of agents how to judge campaign work Chapter 3 · Weeks 4-7Show the models your standardGive them examples you would send, examples you would kill, and the points where they need to ask.

What we work on

Your examples, review rules, rejected work, approved work, and the feedback each run should keep.

What you leave with

A working library of examples and review rules the next run can use.

A team extending a connected marketing pipeline across its tools Chapter 4 · Weeks 7-12Make the good process runnableWrite down the steps, handoffs, and review points so someone else can run the work without guessing.

What we work on

Your best process, including who does what, what gets checked, and where the work goes next.

What you leave with

A pipeline a teammate can run, extend, and hand back without losing the important calls.

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Resources

Field notes for GTM work.

Practical guides on market signals, agent operations, video systems, and GTM tooling.

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Bring one GTM job

Bring one revenue job. Leave with a way to run it.

Start with the offer, outbound, content, follow-up, or the handoffs between them. Build the work you need now.

In your business

Stop rebuilding the same job every week

Build the list, write the sequence, publish the content, and run follow-up from a process you can reuse.

For client work

Let the client see the work move

Show what is drafted, what is waiting for approval, and what has been sent. Give your team a process they can run.

What the work includes
An offer and market briefthe promise, audience, proof, and standards the work starts from
A reviewed pipelineoutbound, content, research, follow-up, or the next job you choose
Your existing toolswith clear owners, handoffs, and approval points
The working recordkeep the workflows, data, examples, and review rules with you
Human working sessionsreview the offer, the output, and what the pipeline should do next
Waitlist

Join the next cohort

Legion is currently waitlist-only. Join to hear when the next cohort opens and what to bring into the first working session.

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The Legion guarantee: engage with the program. If you're not 100% happy, get a full refund minus payment-processing fees.

Who you become

The role this makes you: GTM engineer.

Become the person they are hiring. There's a job title that didn't exist three years ago: GTM engineer. Forward-deployed engineer. The CMO who ships. Companies pay for someone who can make AI produce work good enough to send.

GTM and forward-deployed roles with pay, straight from each company's own job board. Every row links to the live posting.

FAQ

The questions everyone asks before they join.

Is this just a bunch of prompts?

No. You bring a real job. Legion keeps the brief, the steps, the draft, and your approval in one run. Prompts are only inputs.

I'm not technical. Is this for me?

Yes. We walk through your offer, market, examples, and review points with you. You review the work. You do not need to write code.

I tried building AI workflows alone and it was a nightmare.

That is what the seat is for. You start with working runs, guided setup, two calls a week, and operators who can help when the stack gets messy.

Won't the output sound like AI?

It will if you let it ship unchecked. Legion gives you the draft, the evidence, and a review point before the work moves.

My market is different from yours. Does your brain even apply?

Week one uses the campaign patterns I already have. By month three, the run should be using your examples, replies, and decisions.

How is this different from an AI SDR like 11x?

Legion starts with the work you already do: your offer, your tools, your review points, and the job you need done next.

I've been burned by agencies before.

You keep the workflows, data, examples, and review rules. Use Legion-hosted infrastructure or connect your own stack.

What's the catch on the guarantee?

Engage with the program. If you're not 100% happy, get a full refund minus payment-processing fees.

Bring the GTM job you need done. Build the run you can check.

Join the waitlist to hear when the next Legion cohort opens and what to bring to the first working session.

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