Attention, relationships, revenue

Get your brand noticed. Turn the attention into customers.

Jamii learns your business and how you sound, finds the conversations worth joining and tells you who is ready to hear from you. Then it drafts the post, the reply or the email for you to approve.

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Who needs a personal email to get them over the line?

Three people are worth checking in with. Here's why.

Maya

Opened your last three emails. Curious about metabolic health, but sceptical about more hardware.

Ravi

Paused after comparing plans. His main question was whether the programme fits around shift work.

Ellie

A long-time customer who mentioned a January reset. No contact since her renewal.

Next action queued

They are due to get a nudge in 2 days.

Two problems every business has

Getting attention, then turning it into leads.

Most tools help with one or the other. Jamii handles both, because the people who notice your brand are the same people you need to follow up with.

Problem one

Get noticed

Everyone is building a brand and few people have time to. Each morning Jamii reads what is happening in your market and drafts the post, the LinkedIn reaction or the community reply in your voice, so you are never starting from a blank page.

See the Daily Brief

Problem two

Turn attention into leads

Attention fades when nobody follows up. Jamii remembers each person, notices when they are ready to hear from you and prepares the next message for you to review.

See a contact profile

Stop staring at a static database that waits for you to do something.

A CRM is only as useful as the team operating it, and most small businesses do not have that team. One person in comms runs everyone's LinkedIn. The founder means to post and never quite does. Two tools get taped together to fake a sales process, while the fields stay empty and the pipeline goes cold.

CRM stands for customer relationship management, and most CRMs have dropped the relationship. They are spreadsheets with a login: rows of names and deal stages that record what happened and never suggest what to do next.

Jamii is built to start relationships and keep them growing, which is what a CRM was meant to do all along.

Why existing CRMs don't work

Who it is for

Built for teams without a go-to-market department.

Jamii does the research, the first draft and the remembering, so the people you already have can spend their time on judgement.

Founders building a personal brand

You are the face of the business and the person with the least time to post. Jamii brings you something worth saying each morning and a draft that sounds like you wrote it.

Small teams with one marketer

One person covering content, community and follow-up for everyone. Jamii handles the research and the first draft, and keeps track of who needs to hear from you next.

Early-stage startups

You need go-to-market from the first customer and cannot yet justify a sales team. Jamii keeps your content, contacts and follow-ups in one place from day one.

Sounds like you, from day one

It starts by understanding.

Jamii builds a living picture of your business, your audience and the world around them, including how you write and what you would never say. The picture gets sharper every time you use it.

Business Intel File

Who you are, what you sell, how you sound and why people buy, all built from one conversation.

Day oneAlways learning

Audience profiles

The people you know, the context behind each relationship and what is still missing.

Day oneAlways learning

Watchlist

The topics, communities and competitors worth watching for your business specifically.

Day oneAlways learning

Profiles you can read

The difference is the sentence.

A row tells you where to send an email. A profile tells you what that email should understand.

Traditional CRM

First name

Maya

Last name

—

Company

Maya Movement

Lifecycle stage

Lead

Last contacted

—

Next action

—

Interests

—

Objections

—

Jamii Intel File

Maya runs a Pilates studio in Bristol. She is curious about metabolic health but sceptical about wearing another device. She opened the previous three emails and mentioned planning a January reset.

Illustrative profile. No real customer data.

Relationships keep going

The loop never really ends.

A market trader can run it in ninety seconds. A good shopkeeper might stretch it across a decade. The sequence stays the same because retained customers become the beginning of the next relationship.

Sense

Qualify

Connect

Match

Convince

Retain

Back to sense

Signal noticed

Maya reopened the reset guide

Jamii acted

A low-pressure check-in is drafted

Your decision

Review it before anything is sent

Different people. Different tempo.

One sales style never fits everyone.

This is the operating model Jamii is built around: meet the buyer where they are, move at the pace the relationship allows and bring in a human when the stakes demand it.

Seconds

Street Seller

Earn the first moment of attention. One clear idea, one relevant offer and no assumption that the person owes you their time.

Buyer state: Cold prospect

Never start from a blank post

Every story arrives with the ‘so what’ for your business.

Jamii watches the topics and conversations around your customers, explains what each one means for you and drafts the post or reply to go with it.

Daily Brief

Monday, 6:00am

Go-to-market

Startups · Trade press

Small software firms cut paid ads as acquisition costs climb

So what for you

Founders in your audience are looking for cheaper ways to find customers. A short post on the channel that brought you your first ten clients would land with them this week.

Community Opportunities

Reddit and Twitter

Buying signal

r/PCOS · 18 minutes ago

Has anyone found a programme that explains glucose without making food feel frightening?

Suggested reply

A useful place to start is separating information from judgement. A glucose response tells you how a meal landed. It says nothing about whether you ate “well”...

Useful in the first session

Set-up feels like an interview with a good strategist.

Start with what you know. Jamii structures it, shows you what is missing and gives you something useful to work with.

1
Tell Jamii about your business or personal brand.
2
Import the contacts or subscribers you already have.
3
Choose the conversations, topics and competitors worth watching.
4
Leave with a working profile, audience context and monitoring setup.
5
Keep using it. The picture gets sharper.

The whole relationship

Stop Frankensteining your stack.

Most small teams patch together a CRM to store contacts, an enrichment tool to fill fields, an outbound tool to send and a monitoring tool to listen. Jamii connects the context around each person to the next useful action, in one place.

Capability	Jamii	Traditional CRM	Enrichment	Outbound	Monitoring
Understands the business	Yes	Some	No	No	Some
Narrative contact context	Yes	No	Some	Some	No
Audience personas	Yes	Some	Some	Some	No
Market watchlist	Yes	No	No	No	Yes
Community opportunities	Yes	No	No	No	Yes
Explains why a story matters	Yes	No	No	No	Some
Content in your voice	Yes	No	No	Some	No
Personalised campaign drafts	Yes	No	No	Yes	No
Review before sending	Yes	Some	No	Yes	No
Relationship history	Yes	Yes	Some	Some	No
Enterprise multi-hub admin	No	Yes	Some	Some	Yes

Understands the business

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Some

Enrichment

Outbound

Monitoring

Some

Narrative contact context

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Enrichment

Some

Outbound

Some

Monitoring

Audience personas

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Some

Enrichment

Some

Outbound

Some

Monitoring

Market watchlist

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Enrichment

Outbound

Monitoring

Yes

Community opportunities

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Enrichment

Outbound

Monitoring

Yes

Explains why a story matters

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Enrichment

Outbound

Monitoring

Some

Content in your voice

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Enrichment

Outbound

Some

Monitoring

Personalised campaign drafts

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Enrichment

Outbound

Yes

Monitoring

Review before sending

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Some

Enrichment

Outbound

Yes

Monitoring

Relationship history

Jamii

Yes

Traditional CRM

Yes

Enrichment

Some

Outbound

Some

Monitoring

Enterprise multi-hub admin

Jamii

Traditional CRM

Yes

Enrichment

Some

Outbound

Some

Monitoring

Yes

Jamii is built for founders and small teams who need the system to help do the work. Enterprise multi-hub administration is better left to the big CRMs.

Fair questions

Things you should ask before trusting a system with relationships.

Relationship messages and campaigns are drafted for you to review. You choose the recipients and deliberately start the send. Jamii can automate monitoring and daily intelligence without taking that decision away from you.

Early access

Start building the relationship before building another workflow.

Pricing is being finalised. Join the limited-beta waitlist and we will show you the price before you accept a place. No sales call required.

A great salesperson asks what this person needs from them right now.

Jamii answers that question for every contact, prepares the next move and keeps learning from what happens.

Jamii's next move

Maya needs reassurance before she sees another offer. A personal check-in is ready for your review.