By introduction only
The Bullseye Inner Circle
A small circle of people whose word already carries weight — who would rather earn from the relationships they already have than build everything it takes to serve them.
What it is
You make the introduction. We do the rest.
Most people who are good at what they do already know a handful of business owners who need better marketing. Passing that along usually costs you something: either you hand a relationship to a company you can’t personally vouch for, or you end up in the middle of work you never wanted to do.
The Inner Circle is the third option. You point us at someone. From that moment on, every part of it is ours — the first conversation, the proposal, the work itself, the reporting, the support, the invoice. Nothing is subcontracted back to you, and nothing lands on your desk on a bad week.
You keep the relationship. We carry the risk, under our own name. If we ever fell short, it would be Bullseye’s name on it — which is exactly the arrangement you should insist on before you introduce anyone you care about.
Your name stays clean. That is the whole design.
Who it’s for
Trust you already have. Work you don’t need to do.
People whose recommendation moves people
Advisors, brokers, consultants, operators, community connectors — anyone whose “you should talk to these folks” is taken seriously. That is the only qualification that really matters.
Established firms with a gap in their lane
Agencies and professional firms whose clients keep asking for things the firm doesn’t do. A founding seat lets you say “yes, we’ve expanded what we offer” instead of “that’s not us.”
People who don’t want to become an agency
No fulfilment, no staff, no software to learn, no quotas, no pipeline to manage. One introduction is the entire job description.
People who care what happens next
You’ll only ever introduce someone if you’re confident they’ll be looked after. So will we — the whole thing rests on that and nothing else.
The tool you’ll carry
The app spots the moments. You make the introductions.
Card to Close is our own app, and it’s yours as a member — scan a business card and the relationship is kept: every contact, every conversation, organized in your pocket. Useful from day one, whether or not you ever send us anyone.
Its coach watches your world and quietly points out the moments — the contact who just mentioned needing more customers, the follow-up that’s overdue. When one of those moments becomes an introduction, that’s the whole job done.
And it keeps score: every introduction you make, where it stands, and what it’s earned you. The full app is on us for as long as you hold a seat.
The size of it
A small number of seats each quarter.
That isn’t a marketing tactic; it’s arithmetic. Every seat comes with real attention from a small team, and there is a finite amount of that. When a quarter’s seats are taken, the next conversation starts in the following one — and we’d rather tell you that plainly than keep you warm.
How you get in
By introduction only — tell us who sent you.
There is no application queue and no sales process. Somebody already in the Circle, or somebody we work with, pointed you at this page. Tell us who, and we’ll take it from there.
Not sure whether the person who mentioned us counts as “in the Circle”? Name them anyway. Most good introductions start a step or two removed.