Slipway

Your best prospects will never raise a hand.
Slipway will.

It finds the right people and writes to them in your voice. Nothing sends until you say yes.

Slipway workspace
TFThe Fail ProjectCoaching

Global rule: agents create drafts only. Nothing external happens without a human approval.

Acquire

Leads

Every company and contact the research agents surfaced, with audit notes and fit.

Company, contact, email...All statusesAny fit
CompanyContactFit
The Everyday Dad CollectiveUnited StatesMarcus Feldmarcus@everydaydad.co100
Brotherhood StandardUnited StatesDean Sorrelldean@brotherhoodstandard.com100
The Father TableUnited StatesOwen Marshowen@fathertable.com100
Tired Dads ClubUnited StatesJerry Palmerhello@tireddads.club96
Fatherhood SchoolUnited StatesWes Dannerwes@fatherhoodschool.com80
All In DadUnited StatesCal Boonecal@allindad.com80
The Steady Dad CollectiveUnited StatesMiles Trenthello@steadydad.co80
The Intentional FatherUnited StatesJustin Balejustin@intentionalfather.com76

The Everyday Dad Collective

100Excellent fit
Research needed

Marcus Feld · Founder and Host, The Everyday Dad Podcast · United States

OverviewAuditOutreach

A 30 day challenge your members cannot fail out of

email

DraftApproveRejectEdit

Step 1

Marcus,

You built a community of dads who want to show up better. They listen, they join, they stay.

Most challenges break on real life. A sick kid ends the streak on day 47. The guy drops out instead of starting over.

We built a 30 day challenge where failing is the mechanism. Men log a daily risk, track the attempt, rest, repeat. No streaks to break.

You already have the trust and the men. We hand you the challenge.

Worth a look?

Ryan

Step 2

Research, writing, and restraint in one place

Acquire

Leads

Every company and contact the research agents surfaced, with audit notes and fit.

Company, contact, email...All statusesvAny fitvAll segmentsvAll sourcesv
CompanyContactFitStatus
The Everyday Dad CollectiveUnited StatesMarcus Feldmarcus@everydaydad.co100Research
needed
Brotherhood StandardUnited StatesDean Sorrelldean@brotherhoodstandard.com100Research
needed
The Father TableUnited StatesOwen Marshowen@fathertable.com100Research
needed
Tired Dads ClubUnited StatesJerry Palmerhello@tireddads.club96Research
needed
Fatherhood SchoolUnited StatesWes Dannerwes@fatherhoodschool.com80Research
needed
All In DadUnited StatesCal Boonecal@allindad.com80Research
needed
The Steady Dad CollectiveUnited StatesMiles Trenthello@steadydad.co80Research
needed

Get the data

Our outreach engine shows you everything it found.

Take action

Build a channel from nothing, in six moves.

You do not need a list, a sequence, or a copywriter. You need what you already know about your customers. Slipway takes it from there.

  1. 01

    Start with what you know.

    Bring your customer profile. If it lives in your head, Slipway walks you through it question by question.

  2. 02

    Deepen it with research.

    That profile is widened with market work: segments, wording, budgets, and the shape of the buying group.

  3. 03

    Find the matches.

    Slipway searches for companies and people who fit the profile, then scores each one against your best customers.

  4. 04

    Study the person.

    Before a word is written, it reads their site, their hiring, their news, and their own writing.

  5. 05

    Write the series.

    A short custom sequence in your voice, grounded in that research, held in a queue until you approve it.

  6. 06

    Invite them in.

    Replies come back sorted, and the people who lean in are handed to you warm.

How it works

  1. 01

    Find.

    It pulls the companies that actually fit, and scores them.

  2. 02

    Write.

    Every message sounds like you, grounded in something true about them.

  3. 03

    Approve.

    Nothing leaves until you say yes. You review, you edit, you decide.

  4. 04

    Launch.

    Approved messages send from your warmed inboxes, on a calm cadence.

How Slipway works, in four minutes.

Ryan Holdeman

A walk through one real account, start to reply.

The Everyday Dad Collective

100Excellent fit
Research needed

Marcus Feld · Founder and Host, The Everyday Dad Podcast · United States

OverviewAuditOutreach

Global rule: agents create drafts only. Nothing external happens without a human approval. Only drafts with status approved are eligible to send.

A 30 day challenge your members cannot fail out of

email

DraftApproveRejectEdit

Step 1

Marcus,

You built a community of dads who want to show up better. They listen, they join, they stay.

Most challenges break on real life. A sick kid ends the streak on day 47. The guy drops out instead of starting over.

We built a 30 day challenge where failing is the mechanism. Men log a daily risk, track the attempt, rest, repeat. No streaks to break.

You already have the trust and the men. We hand you the challenge.

Worth a look?

Ryan

Step 2

Key features

See the accounts worth your week.

Slipway scores every company against the customers you already win, so your list is short, ranked, and honest about why each name is on it.

Acquire

Leads

Every company and contact the research agents surfaced, with audit notes and fit.

Company, contact, email...All statusesvAny fitvAll segmentsvAll sourcesv
CompanyContactFitStatus
The Everyday Dad CollectiveUnited StatesMarcus Feldmarcus@everydaydad.co100Research
needed
Brotherhood StandardUnited StatesDean Sorrelldean@brotherhoodstandard.com100Research
needed
The Father TableUnited StatesOwen Marshowen@fathertable.com100Research
needed
Tired Dads ClubUnited StatesJerry Palmerhello@tireddads.club96Research
needed
Fatherhood SchoolUnited StatesWes Dannerwes@fatherhoodschool.com80Research
needed
All In DadUnited StatesCal Boonecal@allindad.com80Research
needed
The Steady Dad CollectiveUnited StatesMiles Trenthello@steadydad.co80Research
needed

What customers are saying

I stopped dreading Mondays. The list is already built and the drafts are already sitting there waiting for me.
FFounderSeed-stage B2B
It is the first tool that sounded like me instead of sounding like a tool. My reply rate roughly doubled and none of it reads like software.
HHead of SalesIndependent agency
The approval step is the whole thing. I trust it because it never gets to send without me.
SSolo consultantOperations advisory
We went from a blank list to a real channel in three weeks. The research is the part I could never keep up with.
CCofounderLogistics software

Show and tell

Real work, waiting for your yes.

Audit

Drafted

Tech shape

Podcast platform

Likely Libsyn or similar, 400 plus episodes

Membership platform

Paid membership, possibly Kajabi, Circle or custom build

Email marketing

Strong likelihood given podcast and paid programs

Payment processing

Stripe or similar, required for paid coaching

Website CMS

Unknown from public scan

CRM

Likely light or absent given creator founder profile

Audit summary

Observable gaps

  • · No cohort style challenge in the current offer stack.
  • · No public mention of seasonal or time bound engagement mechanics.
  • · Podcast creates top of funnel with no mid tier stepping stone.

Timing context

Q1 and Father's Day are natural seasonal windows. No cohort launch visible.

Demographics

Gender

Gender breakdown of your audience

Male80.0% Female19.8% Other0.2%

Age range

Age distribution of your audience

18-2526-3536-5051-6566+

City

Share of audience

Chicago1.5%
Dallas1.3%
Houston1.3%
Los Angeles1.2%
New York1.2%
Minneapolis0.9%

Total addressable market

Estimated market size for this audience.

Estimated audience size

36K

Versus prior year

1.1%

Estimated market value

$54M

Base clergy count from BLS occupational statistics, life coaches from industry data, and parenting podcasts from public directories.

Audience snapshot

  • · 80 percent male, 26 to 50 years old
  • · 61 percent married, 60 percent have children
  • · Household income 70k to 250k
  • · 63 percent work in religious institutions

ICP signals

  • · Title includes pastor, chaplain, ministry director
  • · Skills list preaching, discipleship, leadership
  • · Organization with 10 to 200 employees
  • · Education includes divinity or seminary training

The value of Slipway

What you get

How you use it

A scored list of companies that fit

Spend the week on names worth the week

The person worth writing to, with context

Skip the gatekeeper and the guesswork

A reason to reach out today

Open with something true, not a template

Drafts written in your own voice

Send mail you would have been proud to write

An approval queue with a hard stop

Keep your name on every word that leaves

Warmed inboxes and a human pace

Protect the domain you spent years building

Replies grouped by intent

Answer the interested ones first

Inside the workspace

One private workspace, with a Brain behind it.

Every business gets its own space. The Brain holds your ICP, your offer, your brand voice, and your compliance rules, so the work stays yours.

Business Brain

ICP, offer, brand voice, and compliance rules in one place, used by every agent.

Targeting and research

Audience research, market sizing, and signals that tell you who is worth a message.

Leads and pipeline

Lead management with fit scores, segments, research status, and stage tracking.

Campaigns

CTA, CTA link, sender name, and merge tags, set once and reused across a series.

Draft-first outreach

AI drafts and classifies. Nothing sends until a person reads it and approves.

Deliverability

Open rates, click-through, reply quality, and mailbox warmup, watched over time.

Team workspaces

Separate spaces per business, with roles and branding controls for your team.

Audience reports

Shareable reports on the audience you found and the channels they live in.

Managed sending

Warmed inboxes and a calm cadence, handled for you once you approve the work.

The PADRE system

Eight agents, five stages.

Agents research, audit, classify replies, and draft. They never send. A person approves every message that leaves your workspace.

  1. Prospect

    Find companies and people that match the Brain.

  2. Acquire

    Research and audit each account before a word is written.

  3. Deploy

    Draft the series, hold it in the queue for approval.

  4. Retain

    Classify replies and keep conversations moving.

  5. Expand

    Surface look-alikes and next moves from what worked.

Built for the Fail-Win Loop

Run the loop. Lose the grind.

Risk, process, rest, repeat. Slipway runs the reps, so the loop keeps turning while you rest.

Early access

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