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Check my domain
BeforeTo Priya Shah

All about him.

SubjectPartnership opportunity Sounds like every pitch

Hi Priya,

My name is James and I’m the founder of Brightpath, a full-service digital agency helping businesses grow online since 2014. About him

We offer SEO, PPC, web design and social media for brands of all sizes. A menu, not a reason

I’d love to book a 30-minute call next week to explore synergies. Big ask

Best regards,
James

No opt-out line No way to say no

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Before you hit send

A template for new limited companies

For accountants and bookkeepers. Replace the yellow fields before you send.

your first accounts at {{company_name}}

Hi {{first_name}},

Congratulations on setting up {{company_name}}. Your first accounts are due at Companies House 21 months after {{incorporation_date}}.

We help new directors through that first year-end.

Want our one-page list of what to keep until then?

{{sender_name}}

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