The introduction script

Say

"You said [the moment, in their words: nobody at yours keeps posting / your best people are invisible online]; I should say up front that Maktura pays me if you sign up, but that's exactly the problem they work on. An assistant called Holly drafts posts in each person's own voice and checks them against your firm's rules, and the team will show you Holly drafting for someone in your role, in about thirty minutes: shall I introduce you?"

It starts from something they told you, so it is an introduction, not a pitch. It discloses your interest first. It offers something concrete and low risk, and ends with a question they can say no to. Disclose once, near the start, without apologising.

To a recruitment owner

"You said your consultants who post get more conversations, but nobody keeps it up. Full disclosure, Maktura pays me if you sign up, but their assistant, Holly, drafts posts in each consultant's own voice, inside your rules, and they'll show you it drafting for someone in your role: want an introduction?"

To a law firm partner: "You mentioned wanting partners more visible without anyone posting something they'd regret. Full disclosure, Maktura pays me if you sign up, but it drafts posts in each partner's own voice and checks them against the firm's rules before anything goes out. Would an introduction be useful?"

Written (email or LinkedIn message, only to someone you know, after you have spoken): "Hi [name], following our chat about [their words]. Full disclosure first: I'm paid a commission if you sign up. Maktura gets everyone in a business visible on LinkedIn in their own voice, inside the firm's rules, with an assistant called Holly doing most of the work. If useful, reply and I'll connect you with the team for a thirty-minute look at it. If not, no problem at all."

No outcome promises, prices or dates. Your fallback: "The team will show you properly; I'd rather they did than I got it wrong."