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A WORKING INTRODUCTION · LAURENT ALTIER

Video intelligence.
Commercial momentum.

The tools I use. The systems I build.
And how I’d put them to work for Oriane.

Strategy, execution & continuous improvement.
01 / THE STACKA purpose for every tool.

Connected by process.
Directed by judgment.

My experience spans the full outbound workflow. For Oriane, I’d start with the existing setup and add tools where they solve a clear problem.

MY STARTING POINT FOR ORIANE

One CRM. One source of truth. Map the current funnel first. If there’s no established CRM, I’d evaluate HubSpot for shared sales and marketing visibility, then connect targeted research and outreach around it.

02 / AWARENESS & MARKET PENETRATIONBuild recognition before the buying moment.

Become familiar.
Become a consideration.

Top-of-funnel work gives the right people repeated, useful reasons to notice Oriane. The goal is to connect the name to a clear problem and a valuable outcome, so it comes to mind when that need becomes urgent.

01 / MAKE THE VALUE RECOGNIZABLE

One clear story.
Across every touchpoint.

Connect the visual identity, narrative and voice across outreach, campaign pages, social content and events. For each audience, make it easy to understand what Oriane helps them discover and why it matters.

02 / EARN REPEATED ATTENTION

Show something
worth remembering.

Turn verified video insights into short briefs, useful demonstrations and targeted content. Distribute them where priority buyers already spend time, and carry the same story into personal outreach and in-person conversations.

03 / TURN RECOGNITION INTO DEMAND

A familiar name.
A relevant next step.

Give interested people a clear path to a prospect-specific page, a product example or a conversation. Build penetration within one defined market, learn what resonates, then extend the approach to adjacent segments.

WHAT I’D WATCH

Relevant audience reach and repeat engagement first. Then branded search, direct visits, inbound inquiries and qualified conversations within the target segment. Track these together to understand how awareness contributes to pipeline.

03 / AN ORIANE STARTING POINTProposed experiments, ready to refine.

Same intelligence.
Different reasons to buy.

I’d validate one focused commercial segment first. Developer acquisition gets its own message, activation path and success measure.

PERSONALIZED PROSPECT EXPERIENCE

A useful page.
A reason to reply.

A small account-specific site can turn an abstract capability into a relevant conversation. This interactive concept shows how I’d structure one.

Illustrative concept. No customer data, live Oriane integration or measured findings.

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PREPARED FOR A BEAUTY BRAND

Your products travel.
See the bigger picture.

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04 / THE OPERATING LOOP

Every touchpoint
should teach us something.

01

Find the signal

Account research, buying triggers and a clear reason for relevance.

02

Make it useful

A specific message, a targeted page or a product-led content asset.

03

Start the conversation

Outreach, introductions, workshops and event follow-up.

04

Learn & improve

Log outcomes in the CRM. Refine the segment, offer and next step.

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From a room full of people to a clear next step.

For a hackathon or meetup: segment registrations by intent, capture the use case, then follow up differently with builders, partners and commercial buyers. Track first API value for developers and qualified opportunities for buyers.

05 / THE FIRST MONTH

Start focused.
Ship. Learn. Repeat.

WEEK 01

Understand

Review customers, recent deals, current tools and founder-led sales. Agree on one segment and a useful conversion.

WEEK 02

Build

Create the target list, outreach, prospect page and CRM workflow. Align with Julien on the message.

WEEKS 03 TO 04

Test & refine

Run a focused campaign. Review replies, qualified conversations and progression. Document what earns the next experiment.

You bring the video intelligence.
I build the path to the customer.

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