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Legal talking points

The Simple Workflow too Memorize

1. Client sends original video.
2. Attorney uploads to SealProven.
3. SealProven generates verification record.
4. Attorney stores report with case file.
5. If questioned later, re-verify.

That’s the entire story.

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Planning High Level Overview

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SealProven is not a mass product.
It is a precision outreach product.

You don’t need 10,000 signups.
You need 5–10 serious users.

So let’s structure this correctly.

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Step 1: Who Do We Target First?

Not everyone.

Not “legal industry.”

Not “media.”

Not “insurance.”

We narrow.

Fastest Win Target

Small-to-mid size litigation attorneys handling:

• Personal injury
• Civil disputes
• Vehicle accidents
• Surveillance-related cases

Why?

• They deal with video often.
• They understand evidentiary risk.
• They make independent decisions.
• They don’t need enterprise procurement approval.

Avoid:

• Big law firms (slow)
• Government agencies (slow)
• Military (slow)
• Enterprise compliance (slow)

We want speed.

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Step 2: Outreach Strategy

You asked:

Facebook or direct outreach?

Answer:

Direct outreach first.

Facebook is noise.
LinkedIn + direct email is signal.

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Fastest Strategy: Direct Outreach

Here’s your Phase 1 plan.

1️⃣ Build a list of 50–100 attorneys

Criteria:

• Solo or small firm
• Litigation focus
• Active website
• Mentions “video evidence” or “accident footage”

This is manual at first.

No automation yet.

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2️⃣ Send Personalized Email

Short.

Direct.

No pitch deck.

Example:

Subject:
Question about video evidence handling

Body:
Hi [Name],

I’ve been working on a tool that verifies whether video evidence has been altered using cryptographic validation.

Out of curiosity, do you currently have a process for verifying integrity of original video files upon intake?

If this is relevant, I’d be happy to show you how it works.

Best,
Jeffery Raskin

That’s it.

No hype.
No projection.
No features.

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3️⃣ LinkedIn Parallel Outreach

Connect.
Short message.
Same positioning.

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Do NOT Start With

• Facebook ads
• Google ads
• Cold mass email blasts
• Sales team
• Affiliate program

You don’t know messaging resonance yet.

You validate manually first.

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Why This Works

Because this product is:

Conversation-driven.

You want:

10 conversations.
Not 10,000 clicks.

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Sales Team?

Not yet.

You build a sales team when:

• Messaging is refined.
• Objections are known.
• Demo is tight.
• Close rate is understood.

Right now, you and JR should handle outreach.

You need to hear objections firsthand.

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What Is a “Win”?

A win is not:

Revenue.

A win is:

3–5 attorneys agreeing to demo.

That validates positioning.

Revenue follows.

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Phase Plan

Week 1:

• Build 50-contact list.
• Send 10 emails per day.
• Track replies.
• Book 3–5 demos.

Week 2:

• Run demos.
• Collect objections.
• Adjust messaging.
• Close 1–2 early adopters (discounted pilot if needed).

That’s the fastest win.

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Mindset Shift

You are not launching to the world.

You are starting with:

“Hey you.”

One firm at a time.

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.Who Should Send the Outreach?

It should come from Joseph.

Not you.

Why?

• You are the founder / builder.
• He is the outreach / growth contact.
• It positions him as point of contact.
• It separates technical from sales conversations.

It also makes it easier later when you bring in additional sales support.

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Why Joseph Should Send

Because your email will say:

“I’ve been working on a tool…”

It doesn’t sound neutral.

If it comes from you (Founder/Inventor):

It feels like hard pitch.

Joseph sounds like outreach coordinator.

That’s better psychology.

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Now About Volume

Keep it small:

10 emails per day.
Personalized.
Manual.

No automation yet.

You are validating messaging.

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Your Fastest Win Path

1. Create joseph@sealproven.com
2. Send 10 personalized emails per day
3. Track replies manually in spreadsheet
4. Book 3–5 demos
5. Refine pitch based on objections

That’s it.

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Important Tone Rule

The email should ask a question.

Not pitch features.

Example:

Subject: Quick question about video evidence handling

Hi [Name],

Out of curiosity, do you currently have a process for verifying that original video evidence has not been altered after intake?

We’ve built a simple cryptographic verification layer designed for legal workflows, and I’m trying to understand how firms are handling this today.

If relevant, I’d be happy to show you how it works.

Best,
Joseph Raskin
SealProven

That’s conversational.

Not salesy.

Phase 1 Promotion Strategy (Fastest Wins)

You only need:

• 3–5 serious conversations
• 1–2 early adopters
• 1 case study

That’s it.

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Step 1 – Narrow Target (Very Important)

Do NOT blast general attorneys.

Target:

1. Small to mid-size criminal defense firms
2. Personal injury firms handling video evidence
3. Insurance fraud investigators
4. Digital forensics consultants

These people already deal with:

• Body cam footage
• Surveillance footage
• Dashcam
• Phone video evidence

They feel the pain.

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Step 2 – Who Sends Outreach?

Use:

Joseph Raskin
Professional Gmail is fine for now.

Create:

joseph@sealproven.com (forward to Gmail later)

But don’t delay outreach waiting for email infrastructure.

Speed > perfection.

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Step 3 – Outreach Style

Not:

“Buy my product.”

Instead:

“We’re piloting a video evidence integrity tool for law firms. I’d value your feedback.”

You are not selling.

You are inviting early access.

Huge psychological difference.

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Step 4 – Channels

Start with:

1. Direct Email (primary)
2. LinkedIn connect + short message
3. Personal referrals (your strongest move)

Facebook groups are slow and noisy.

Direct is faster.

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Step 5 – What JR Needs

He needs:

• 1 short intro email template
• 1 follow-up email
• 1 LinkedIn connection script
• 1 10-minute demo script outline
• Simple tracking sheet (Google Sheet)

That’s it.

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Fastest Win Path

Week 1:

• Identify 30–50 firms
• Send 10 per day
• Track replies

Week 2:

• 3–5 calls booked
• Refine pitch
• Capture feedback

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Important Mental Shift

You are not trying to prove it works.

You are trying to find the first 3 who say:

“This could help us.”

That’s it.

Here’s a targeted list of law firms in Sacramento, CA you can start outreach with — especially for attorneys who deal with video evidence, criminal defense, and personal injury situations where video authenticity matters:

Criminal Defense & Related Practices

1. The Law Offices of Christopher Parkhurst – Criminal defense & DUI
2. Ticket Crushers | Criminal, Traffic & DUI Lawyer Sacramento – Traffic, DUI defense
3. Anguiano Law – Sacramento Criminal Defense – Criminal defense attorney
4. Law Offices of Leslie R Ramos – Criminal defense & DUI
5. Law Office of David Knoll – Criminal defense lawyer
6. Crowell Law Offices – Criminal defense + personal injury
7. Holley Defense Law Offices – Criminal defense attorney
8. The Tabo Law Firm – DUI & criminal defense
9. Goss Law – Criminal defense firm
10. Wise Law Group – Criminal defense & DUI
11. Law Office of Byron Roope – Criminal defense & DUI
12. The Law Offices of Amber Bellante – Criminal defense attorney
13. The Law Office of Daniella Tutino – Criminal defense trial attorney
14. Dbouk Law Office, P.C. – Criminal defense practice

✅ Personal Injury / Civil Litigation Leads (from Sacramento listings)

(These aren’t business entities from the tool, but strong potential outreach targets; you can get contacts from their websites)
• Kershaw, Talley, Barlow (personal injury trial lawyers)
• Dreyer Babich Buccola Wood Campora (personal injury)
• Demas Law Group P.C. (personal injury)
• Mastagni Holstedt, APC (personal injury)
• Piering Law Firm (personal injury)
• Loewen & Garcia (personal injury)

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How to Use This List for Outreach

Start locally first — Sacramento attorneys have real video evidence use cases (surveillance, dashcam, body cam).
Research email addresses on their firm websites.
Personalize outreach— mention Sacramento, mention video evidence in litigation.
Track replies and demo interest in a simple spreadsheet.

contact forms or general firm emails when possible — exact email addresses often require checking the firm websites manually (or using tools like Hunter.io, RocketReach, or LinkedIn Sales Navigator), so I’ve left placeholders where you can fill them via quick lookup.

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Sacramento CA Target Attorney Outreach List (Editable)

Firm / Contact	Focus Area	Phone	Website	Email (fill as available)	Notes
The Law Offices of Christopher Parkhurst	Criminal Defense, DUI	(916) 277-8299	chrisparkhurstlaw.com	info@chrisparkhurstlaw.com [verify]	Strong local presence
Ticket Crushers | Criminal, Traffic & DUI Lawyer Sacramento	Traffic, DUI Defense	(628) 212-7076	ticketcrusherslaw.com	contact form	Often works with traffic/video evidence
Crowell Law Offices	Criminal Defense & Personal Injury	(916) 303-2800	crowelllawoffices.com	info@crowelllawoffices.com [verify]	Multiple practice areas
Law Office of David Knoll	Criminal Defense	(916) 447-5297	sactownlaw.com	david@sactownlaw.com [verify]	Local highly-rated
Chris Cosca, Attorney at Law	Criminal Defense	(916) 440-1010	chriscoscalaw.com	contact form	Former prosecutor
Goss Law	Criminal Defense	(916) 999-7689	goss.law	contact@ goss.law [verify]	Strong online presence
Anguiano Law – Sacramento Criminal Defense	Criminal Defense	(916) 668-9890	anguianolawfirm.com	contact@anguianolawfirm.com [verify]	Long local history
Wise Law Group	Criminal & DUI	(916) 498-9473	wisechoicelaw.com	info@wisechoicelaw.com [verify]	25+ years experience
Law Office of Joshua Kaizuka	Criminal Defense	(916) 706-0678	kaizukalaw.com	info@kaizukalaw.com [verify]	Solo attorney
The Law Offices of Amber Bellante	Criminal Defense	(916) 715-0890	amberbellantelaw.com	amber@amberbellantelaw.com [verify]	Strong reputation
Law Offices of Leslie R Ramos	Criminal Defense & DUI	(916) 877-8375	criminallawattorneysacramento.com	info@criminallawattorneysacramento.com [verify]	Veteran litigator
Law Offices of David Chesley	Criminal Defense	(916) 248-4717	chesleylawyers.com	info@chesleylawyers.com [verify]	High review scores
Carlos Andres Ramos Attorney at Law	Criminal & Personal Injury	(916) 913-9996	noblecriminaldefense.com	contact@noblecriminaldefense.com [verify]	Mixed practice
Law Office of Mathew Martinez	Criminal Defense	(916) 318-5142	martinezdefense.org	matt@martinezdefense.org [verify]	Aggressive defense
Law Office of Byron Roope	Criminal Defense	(916) 546-8052	roopelaw.com	info@roopelaw.com [verify]	Established local firm

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How to Complete the Sheet Quickly

1. Take the table above and paste into a Google Sheet.
2. For each firm website, open the URL and find:
   • Main contact email
   • Primary attorney email if available
   • General intake email
3. If email isn’t clear, use the Contact form URL as fallback.
4. You can use free lookup tools like:
   • Hunter.io
   • RocketReach
   • Lusha
   • LinkedIn (contact info section)

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Notes on the Firms Listed

• This list focuses on criminal defense & personal injury lawyers in Sacramento — ideal for SealProven outreach.
• Some firms have mixed practices; focus outreach on attorneys most likely to handle video evidence in legal matters.
• Phone numbers are verified from public listings; emails need manual lookup on their websites.

PART 1 — 3-Email Outreach Sequence

(Sender: Joseph Raskin)
Tone: Professional, early-access pilot, not aggressive selling.

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Email 1 — Initial Outreach (Short + Direct)

Subject options:

• Quick question about video evidence verification
• Sacramento firms & digital video integrity
• Pilot program for criminal defense firms

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Email Body:

Hi [Attorney First Name],

My name is Joseph Raskin. I’m reaching out locally here in Sacramento.

We’ve built a platform called SealProven that helps law firms verify whether digital video evidence has been altered after intake. It creates a cryptographic verification record immediately when a file is received.

We’re currently inviting a small number of criminal defense and personal injury firms to review the system and provide feedback before broader rollout.

Would you be open to a brief 10–15 minute walkthrough?

Best regards,
Joseph Raskin
SealProven
[Phone]
[Website]

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Why this works:

• Not selling
• Not long
• Clear use case
• Local connection
• Low commitment ask

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Email 2 — Follow Up (4–5 Days Later)

Subject:
Following up — video evidence integrity tool

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Hi [First Name],

Just following up in case my earlier note got buried.

Many firms we speak with are increasingly handling body cam, surveillance, and mobile phone footage. SealProven was built specifically to add an integrity verification layer at intake.

If nothing else, I’d value your perspective on whether something like this would be useful in your practice.

Would next week work for a short demo?

Thank you,
Joseph

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Tone:
Respectful.
Professional.
Light pressure.

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Email 3 — Final Touch (Soft Close)

Subject:
Closing the loop

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Hi [First Name],

I’ll close the loop after this message.

If video authenticity verification becomes a priority in your workflow, I’d be glad to reconnect.

Wishing you continued success in your practice.

Best,
Joseph Raskin

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This leaves the door open and looks professional.

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PART 2 — LinkedIn Outreach Copy

Step 1 — Connection Request

Hi [First Name],
I work with a local Sacramento team building a video evidence verification platform for law firms. Would value connecting.

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Step 2 — After They Accept

Thanks for connecting, [First Name].

Quick question — are you seeing more digital video evidence (body cam, surveillance, mobile footage) in your cases?

We’ve built a system that verifies file integrity at intake using cryptographic methods. I’d value your thoughts if you’re open to a brief demo.

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Do NOT:

• Send long technical explanation.
• Pitch pricing.
• Mention revenue projections.
• Over explain.

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PART 3 — 10-Minute Demo Call Script

JR should follow this structure exactly.

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1️⃣ Opening (2 minutes)

“Thanks for taking the time. I’ll keep this brief and focused on workflow impact.”

Ask:
“How are you currently handling digital video evidence when it comes in?”

Let them speak.

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2️⃣ Identify Pain (2 minutes)

Ask:
“Do you currently verify whether files have been altered between intake and court?”

Pause.

Let them answer.

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3️⃣ Show SealProven (4 minutes)

Walkthrough:

• Upload video
• Generate verification
• Show integrity status
• Show report

Explain simply:

“If the file changes, even by one pixel, verification fails.”

Do NOT dive deep into RSA/AES unless they ask.

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4️⃣ Close (2 minutes)

Ask:

“Would something like this add value in your intake process?”

If yes:
“We’re onboarding a small number of early firms. Would you like pilot access?”

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That’s it.

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PART 4 — CRM / Tracking Template

Create a simple Google Sheet with these columns:

Firm	Contact	Email	Phone	Date Sent	Reply	Demo Scheduled	Outcome	Notes

Color coding:

• Yellow = Email sent
• Blue = Replied
• Green = Demo booked
• Red = No response after 3 attempts

Goal:
50 contacts → 5 conversations → 1 pilot.

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Strategic Reminder

You do NOT need:

• 1,000 leads
• Ads
• SEO
• Branding overhaul

You need:
1 firm that says:
“Yes, this is interesting.”

That’s traction.