

Techmode sells business phone systems in a crowded market, with a 4-person marketing team. Nobody wakes up thinking about their phone system until it breaks, which means getting in front of the right person at exactly the right moment is everything.
Before Tofu, their outbound was mass emails from Salesforce and HubSpot with a first name token. Generic enough that the replies they did get were mostly: "Take me off your list."
They also had a content problem. An expensive and slow agency was writing their blog posts, it didn't sound like Techmode, and it wasn't driving anything.
"Personalization at this level just wasn't possible before Tofu. We've 12x'd our booked meetings and expanded into segments we'd never been able to target before." - Lindsay Hall, Marketing Director, Techmode
They knew what good outbound looked like, but with only four people, building campaigns that felt genuinely personal at scale was impossible. Until it wasn't.
Tofu gave Techmode's lean team the ability to run scaled campaigns that are personalized to a prospect's industry, role, and specific situation, which would have been impossible to do manually.
Every email now maps to a relevant landing page built for that audience. Every sequence is written around the pain a specific type of prospect is most likely experiencing. What used to require a much larger team, or a slow-moving agency, now runs with four people.
Lindsay pulled Techmode's existing customer list and found a meaningful concentration of churches and religious organizations, a vertical they had never specifically marketed to but clearly already served well.
With Tofu, they built a campaign targeting churches and religious organizations directly. Emails were personalized to the specific concerns that audiences would have about their phone systems, drawing on language from existing clients in that vertical.
The data was always there. Tofu made it possible to act on it.
Techmode builds email sequences around the specific friction points they know certain prospects are likely experiencing, pain they understand well from deals they have already won. Each email links to a personalized landing page that speaks directly to those problems and positions Techmode as the better solution. This is their most consistent source of booked meetings.
Techmode runs Tofu across two completely different audiences simultaneously: prospects and MSP resellers they want in their partner program. The partner campaign generates the most responses of anything they run. Before Tofu, marketing to two distinct audiences in a thoughtful, strategic way simply wasn't feasible for a team their size. After six months of iteration, both tracks now run cleanly at the same time, each with its own context, messaging, and landing pages.
Before Tofu, Techmode couldn't do meaningful personalization and their outbound wasn't converting.
They went from "Take me off your list" to prospects saying "I'm surprised you knew that, let's talk." That shift is the signal: people are reading Techmode's emails as real, relevant, human outreach, not automated noise.
"In a market full of AI tools that overpromise, Tofu delivers. The team listens, responds, and follows through, that combination is rare."
— Matthew Look, President, Techmode
