$299a month
after a $299 setup
- 20-30 researched partners a week
- A first email and two follow-ups in your voice
- Tracking and a morning summary
- Drafts that learn from your edits
Overflow Introductions
One yes from the right partner puts you in front of dozens of the people you serve.
Each introduction is a short personal email from you to an association, podcast, school or professional who already has your clients’ trust. Every week, Overflow Introductions finds 20-30 of them and drafts each email in your voice, right in your Gmail or Outlook. Send the ones you like and watch the replies roll in.
$299 a month after a $299 setup. Nothing goes out unless you send it.
22 of the first 81 emails got a reply (27%).*
Published figures for cold email sit at 2-4%.
Who it’s for
Your clients already trust someone. This is who it writes to.
If you’re a coach, it introduces you to
- HR and leadership associations
- Chambers of commerce
- Coach-training schools
- Advisors who meet your clients first
- Podcasts
- Conferences
Not on the list? The free partner preview shows who it would write to for you.
The problem
The stage seems to go to people who already know someone.
The coach an association asks back to speak, the broker every realtor sends clients to, the author a podcast books: from the outside, it looks like connections and luck.
Writing to the people who already have your clients’ trust works. The research is what nobody has evenings for: finding who’s active, reading what each one does, finding the right address and following up.
Overflow Introductions does the research and the follow-up. You keep the part you’re already good at: the relationship.
Who’s behind it
I built it for my own band and my own teaching first.
I’m Joseph Arnold, a violinist, Alexander Technique teacher and author of Soulforce. I’d seen what one partner can do: when a teacher I know mentioned my group class to their mailing list, about 40 people came, against my usual 7.
I built Overflow Introductions for Gypsy Reverie, my band, and Soulforce Arts Institute, my teaching practice. In its first two weeks, its emails turned into over $1000 of workshops scheduled, a paid gig, a spot on an event agency’s talent roster, and two associations passing my pitch to their event planners.
My co-founder, Itamar Meimon, brings a career in finance and a mortgage practice of his own, a business where nobody signs anything until they trust you.
The plan
A 30-minute call, then about ten minutes a day
1
A 30-minute setup call
We map who your clients already trust and how you write. First drafts arrive within a week.
2
Ten minutes a day
Four or five drafts wait in your Gmail or Outlook. Send, edit or delete each one, or have an assistant do it.
3
Replies from trusted partners
A guest session, a newsletter mention, a podcast episode or a referral puts your work in front of their people.
How it works
What it does each week
Finds
20-30 organizations and professionals a week, each checked: active, the right audience, a published business email, never contacted before.
You: Keep your playbook's “Who to look for” current.
Writes
A short first email built on what it read on their site, in your voice, plus follow-ups on day 7 and day 14.
You: Send, edit or delete. About ten minutes a day.
Tracks
Every send, reply and bounce, with one morning email of what's waiting.
You: Answer the replies.
Learns
An edit you make twice becomes a rule. Each month it moves the research toward the kinds of contacts that reply.
You: Nothing.
Your outreach playbook is a Google Doc you own. Edit it any time, and email me when you want help: I answer within two working days.
What a draft looks like
A paragraph Overflow Introductions wrote for Soulforce, to an association of adult community music ensembles. It led to a $1,000 teaching opportunity.
Draft
To: [the association]
I love that [the association] gives adults a way back into music, and that your virtual events speak to a player’s whole life. Where my work could complement that is a virtual session for your members: a toolkit of 20+ mind-body freedom techniques that help them play and sing longer without soreness and feel freer at the concert, so the music stays a pleasure for years.
It never sends for you, and it never writes again to anyone who said no, whose address bounced, or who is already one of your contacts.
What it costs
$299 a month, after a $299 or $499 setup
$299a month
after a $499 setup
Everything in Essentials, plus:
- Conference calls for proposals, ready to paste
- Messages for contacts with only a contact form
- Drafted answers when a contact replies
- Instant reply alerts in Telegram or Slack
- Instagram or Facebook messages to send by hand
- A thank-you and a referral ask after a yes
Both plans: 60-day minimum, then month to month. AI costs included. A second business or mailbox is $149 a month more. Every plan pauses Thanksgiving week and Dec 21 to Jan 3.
Still in beta, so I’m taking three clients in Q4 2026.
The first-yes guarantee
No partner yes by day 60? It’s free until you get one.
If by day 60 you’ve sent at least 15 emails a week and asked me once for help with your targeting or messaging, and no partner has said yes, Overflow Introductions is free until your first yes, for up to two months.
A yes is a partner agreeing to something: a guest session, a mention to their members, a podcast episode or a referral conversation.
Compare with the usual help
| Option | Cost | What’s good about it | What to weigh |
|---|---|---|---|
| A book publicist | $1,370 for a month-long campaign (Reedsy's median) to $3,000-10,000 a month | A professional with press contacts pitches for you | Built around a launch window, mostly press, and it ends when you stop paying |
| A podcast booking service | $499-1,500 a month | Bookers with existing relationships with hosts | Podcasts only |
| A virtual assistant doing outreach, about 10 hours a week | $430-1,300 a month on Upwork | A person who can take on other tasks too | You recruit, train and supervise them, teach them your voice, and check their research |
| Cold-email software with AI writing | $34-94 a month | Inexpensive, and it sends hundreds of emails a week | It finds no partners for you: you choose and research every contact yourself. It's built to send in volume, automatically, from your domain |
| Overflow Introductions | $299 a month after a $299 setup ($499 for the full suite) | 20-30 researched partners a week of every kind, written in your voice and sent by you from your own inbox, with every follow-up tracked | Partnerships take months to pay, someone on your side spends about ten minutes a day sending, and it works by email (the Full suite adds social messages you send by hand) |
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
Prefer to own it? I can build Overflow Introductions in your own accounts and hand it over for $999 once ($1,199 with the full suite), with 30 days of email help.
Questions people ask first
Start here
See ten partners that fit your work before you decide anything.
Tell me about your work, and you’ll get up to ten organizations Overflow Introductions would write to for you, why each one fits, and one first email in your voice. Free.
Overflow Introductions finds the partners and drafts the emails. You decide what goes out under your name.
* First emails to organizations, most of which had never heard of me, from my own two businesses in their first one to three weeks: Gypsy Reverie, my band, 15 of 54 since Oct 5; Soulforce Arts Institute, my teaching practice, 7 of 27 since Oct 17. Counted Oct 27, 2026. Replies include polite no’s.